Videos tagged with Two-tone Cerakote

Lucas Botkin details the custom build process for BCM rifles intended for a new company, focusing on specific configurations for suppressors and finishes. The video emphasizes proper testing procedures, including initial unsuppressed function checks before suppressor installation. Botkin, with extensive experience using BCM products, highlights the importance of correct suppressor pairing based on barrel length for optimal performance.

This video details a custom modification on a rare alloy-frame Browning Hi-Power. The firearm receives a two-tone Graphite Black Cerakote finish, with a flat finish on the frame and a satin finish on the slide and controls. It also features new LOK Grips with a comfortable, wrap-around design and upgraded sights and hammer. The modifications aim to enhance both aesthetics and ergonomics for carry.

This video showcases a custom Kimber Custom TLE II pistol chambered in .45 ACP, featuring a unique Cerakote finish. The slide and frame are coated in Graphite Black, while the controls, including the backstrap, grip safety, mainspring housing, barrel, and guide rod, are finished in a vibrant Smith & Wesson Red. A high-gloss clear coat was applied over the red for added durability and shine, addressing previous chipping issues. The overall aesthetic is described as a 'Black Widow' look, with a dark base and striking red accents.

This guide details the process of applying a two-tone Cerakote finish to firearms like the Makarov and Browning Hi-Power, differentiating between air-dry and baked-on methods. It emphasizes the importance of proper application and highlights durability testing, including abrasion and environmental exposure, as demonstrated by the Military Arms Channel. The expert instruction covers aesthetic improvements and functional reliability post-refinishing.