Cerakote is a ceramic based finish that can be applied to metals, plastics, polymers and wood. The unique formulation used for Cerakote ceramic coating enhances a number of physical performance properties including abrasion/wear resistance, corrosion resistance, chemical resistance, impact strength, and hardness.

what is cerakote?

Part of the preparation process is sand blasting. Dings, dents and heavy pitting will not be removed and will be visible in the end product. Surface rust, very light pitting and minor marks and scratches generally can be removed.

DO YOU REMOVE DINGS, DENTS, RUST AND PITTING PRIOR TO THE PROCESS?

No, Send or Bring in the whole Firearm. Part of the Service is Full Disassembly, Degrease,
De-Gas, Lubrication, Reassembly and Function Test of your Firearm.

This Ensures you get your Firearm back in working order

DO I NEED TO DISASSEMBLE MY RIFLE BEFORE GETTING IT CERAKOTED?

Yes, all our work comes with a Limited Lifetime Warranty. We will refinish if cracking, peeling, flaking or any other failures of the application occur. This does not cover scratches, misuse or damages caused from wear, abrasion or impacts.

DOES YOUR WORK COME WITH A WARRANTY?

Cerakote is a very thin application, and is generally applied at about 0.001” in thickness, which is why it is an excellent choice for firearms. It will not effect the function of most firearms with the exception of those with very tight tolerances. In certain instances where tolerances are very tight special attention will be given to ensure proper clearances of parts

HOW THICK IS CERAKOTE AND WILL IT EFFECT THE FUNCTION OF MY FIREARM?

- Excellent corrosion protection
- Superior wear resistance
- Superior scratch resistance
- Maximum adhesion
- Maximum flexibility
- Ultra thin coating
- Extreme hardness
- Chemical resistance
- Smooth consistent finish
- Huge selection of colours

WHAT MAKES CERAKOTE BETTER THAN OTHER COATINGS?

Yes.
Factory Trained and Certified by NIC Industries

DOES CQC HAVE A CERTIFIED CERAKOTE APPLICATOR?

Cerakote offerings are more diverse than colour. There are actually four different series that you can choose from. Some coatings are good for one application, but might not be the best for another. While colour choice is a concern, it should hardly be your only concern. Internal parts and mechanisms will benefit from a different kind of coating than external components ie H and Elite Series. High temp areas, such as barrels, suppressors, Exhausts & Manifolds will benefit most from the C, V and Glacier Series

Are There Different Types
of Cerakote?