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Wheeler Cerama-Coat is a spray-on ceramic finish built for folks who want a durable, professional-looking coating without buying an airbrush or a full spray setup. What makes it tick is the ultra-fine ceramic molecules that crosslink and bond right into the base material once you heat it. That baking step is what turns a can of spray into a hard, wear-resistant shell that holds up to the stuff that usually chews up a firearm's looks.
The black comes out as a non-reflective matte, so it won't throw a shine in the woods and it flat out looks good on just about anything. It bonds to ferrous metals, alloys, and stainless steel, plus synthetics that can take 200 degrees F. You can lay it over bare metal or right on top of existing blued, anodized, or parkerized finishes, which makes it handy for reviving an old shotgun, freshening an AR build, or blacking out a threaded barrel. Just keep it off wood, plastics you can't heat, and optics.
The process is simple but rewards patience. Degrease the part thoroughly, scuff the surface so the coating grabs, shake the can hard, then lay down three light coats rather than one heavy one. Bake it to cure. A lot of experienced users swear by the full 350 degree, one-hour cure for the toughest, most chip-resistant result, and roughing the surface first with a scotch brite pad or bead blasting makes a real difference in how well it sticks. Do the prep right and the finish comes out even, smooth, and close to a factory coating.
A single 4 ounce can carries enough to cover two long guns or several handguns, so one purchase goes a long way on a project or two. One tip from the field: use a dedicated toaster oven for curing rather than your kitchen oven.
It bonds to ferrous metals, alloys, stainless steel, and synthetics that can handle 200 degrees F. You can apply it over bare metal or existing blued, anodized, or parkerized finishes. Keep it off wood, plastics that can't take the heat, and any optics or scopes.
Degrease the part, scuff the surface with a scotch brite pad or bead blast it so the coating grabs, then shake the can well and spray three light coats. Bake to cure, and a lot of users get the toughest, most chip-resistant finish by running the full 350 degree, one-hour cure. Thin coats and good prep are the difference between an average result and one that looks factory.
No, that's the whole appeal of Cerama-Coat. It's a one-can aerosol solution that brings old guns back to life without an airbrush or dedicated spray rig. All you need is a way to bake the parts to cure the finish.
A single 4 ounce can holds enough to finish two long guns or several handguns. That gives you plenty of room for a full project plus touch-ups or a second gun. It's worth curing in a dedicated toaster oven rather than your kitchen oven.
| UPC | 661120689935 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 468993 |
| Length | 8.9000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Aerosol |
| Shipping Weight | 0.5 |
| State Restriction (AK) | NO SALE TO ALASKA |
| State Restriction (Guam) | NO SALE TO GUAM |
| State Restriction (HI) | NO SALE TO HAWAII |
| State Restriction (PR) | NO SALE TO PUERTO RICO |
| State Restriction (VI) | NO SALE TO VIRGIN ISLANDS |
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