Videos tagged with DIY Gun Coating

This YouTube video from Brownells features Caleb presenting a "Quick Tip" on using cardboard as a practical and cost-effective method for holding small firearm parts during the painting process. The tutorial covers applications for air-cured finishes like Alumahyde 2 and oven-baked finishes such as Cerakote and GunKote. It addresses the temperature limitations of cardboard in ovens to prevent ignition and emphasizes how this technique can improve the efficiency and organization of firearm customization and maintenance projects. The video encourages viewer engagement through comments and offers direct support via their tech line.

This guide, presented by Caleb from Brownells, offers expert advice on selecting Aluma-Hyde colors for firearm customization. It emphasizes the importance of direct visual comparison between painted parts and factory components, acknowledging that perfect color matching is not always possible. The video showcases various Aluma-Hyde shades against Magpul parts, providing practical insights for achieving desired aesthetic results.

This guide details the process of applying a durable camouflage finish to a firearm using Brownells Aluma-Hyde II epoxy aerosol. Expert instructor Eric emphasizes critical steps like thorough degreasing, surface preparation, and proper application techniques for a professional-looking, long-lasting result. The guide covers color selection, stencil use with natural materials, and both air and heat curing methods.

This guide details how to apply a durable camouflage finish to firearms using Duracoat, as demonstrated by Iraqveteran8888's Eric. It emphasizes meticulous surface preparation, proper mixing ratios (12:1 paint to hardener), and the use of natural stencils for effective camo patterns. The process is suitable for various firearms, including air rifles, shotguns, and AR-15s, offering a practical way to protect and personalize them.

This YouTube video from Brownells provides an informational overview of Aluma-Hyde II, a firearm coating product. The description directs viewers to Brownells' website for more details, suggesting the video serves as an introduction or demonstration of the product's properties and potential applications for firearm customization and protection. It focuses on educating viewers about this specific gun finishing solution.

This video introduces the Shake 'N Spray Duracoat package from Lauer Custom Weaponry, a kit designed for custom firearm painting without the need for an airbrush. The package aims to reduce the initial investment for individuals looking to personalize their firearms. The description also mentions coverage from the 2011 NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits.

This guide details the specific application and curing process for Cerakote Type H. It emphasizes proper mixing ratios (24:1 color to hardener), application techniques for complex angles, and crucial pre-cure cleanup. The guide also highlights the importance of avoiding smudges before baking, as post-cure repairs are impossible, and outlines the correct oven curing procedure for optimal adhesion and finish.

This guide details the process of applying DuraCoat firearm finishes, as demonstrated by Nutnfancy. It covers essential steps from surface preparation for various metal types to mixing ratios and application techniques using airbrush equipment. The guide emphasizes the 'no-bake' air-dry curing process and highlights DuraCoat's durability compared to standard spray paints. Nutnfancy, an established expert in firearm maintenance, provides practical, DIY-oriented instruction.