Which is better?

KB

NO EXPERIENCE WITH THOSE TWO, BUT HAVE HAD GOOD SERVICE WITH DURACOAT.

Black T is better overall, but Gun Kote offers more colors and you can do it yourself. It works best if the metal has been parkerized as a prep; that gives it something to "bite" on for a more secure hold.

For stainless steel you pre-blast the metal (120 grain) and they sell a solution that pickles the cleaned metal right before you spray on the gun Kote.

I have done a half dozen guns with gun Kote, it is easy enough to do.

Duracoat is repackaged industrial epoxy, Matt Lauer cut a fat hog and good 'on him.

Thanks LD

Good info.

KB

I, too, have had great luck with Duracoat. I have done a dozen rifles and they all turned out great. Once it cures, it's on for good. Lou

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Originally posted by Kabluewy:
Which is better?

KB

Neither! Try cerakote instead.

http://www.riflestockpainting.com/paint.html

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Originally posted by Kabluewy:
Which is better?

KB

Gun-Kote Works great. If you want to try some pm or email me (teff/moly flat black,od green,& gunmetal grey in stock)

I been using Duracoat for the last 6 years.After it cures you have to sandblast it to get it off.Stuff's harder than a Ho's heart.Be sure to let it cure

Of the two listed, Black T is better, and I offer KG Guncoat services.

I have had the best luck with Norrell's Moly Resin. I coat headers for a living, so I have all the equipment to do all the coatings "correctly" and so far this is the best I have used. And no I don't have a ffl, so I don't do other's guns and am in no way associated with Norrell's, just think there cocating is the best I have tried.