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Re: How scratch, wear, and corrosion resistant is duracoatin

silver solder comes in a few flavors.

The "weakest" is the 600*, and the better (gun grade) is around 1100*.

The baking process is no more than 350*.

It shouldn't hurt it.

Provided whoever did the work used the right stuff.

For $200, I would expect they knew what they were doing and knew what to use. If not, they'd be doing it over again, the right way anyway.
 
Re: How scratch, wear, and corrosion resistant is duracoatin

John A. said:
silver solder comes in a few flavors.

The "weakest" is the 600*, and the better (gun grade) is around 1100*.

The baking process is no more than 350*.

It shouldn't hurt it.

Provided whoever did the work used the right stuff.

For $200, I would expect they knew what they were doing and knew what to use. If not, they'd be doing it over again, the right way anyway.
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Good point. So I will look into the cerahide in stainless BTM for the reciever, barrel, and magazine tube. I think with black furniture on there it will look awesome.
 
Re: How scratch, wear, and corrosion resistant is duracoatin

John A. said:
silver solder comes in a few flavors.

The "weakest" is the 600*, and the better (gun grade) is around 1100*.

The baking process is no more than 350*.

It shouldn't hurt it.

Provided whoever did the work used the right stuff.

For $200, I would expect they knew what they were doing and knew what to use. If not, they'd be doing it over again, the right way anyway.
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Looking into these people doing cerahide. I have heard great things about them. I just do not like the 6-8 week turn around time.

http://www.ccrrefinishing.com/

169.00 sounds very reasonable for the work though.
 
Re: How scratch, wear, and corrosion resistant is duracoatin

Looks like some great stuff, I'd like to see more pics though! ;)
 
Re: How scratch, wear, and corrosion resistant is duracoatin

Rossignol said:
Looks like some great stuff, I'd like to see more pics though! ;)
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There are a few more pics on glock talk and the sig forum
 
Re: How scratch, wear, and corrosion resistant is duracoatin

Ahh!
 
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