AR15 Upper with Sig Pink Cerakote

Published on August 27, 2013
Duration: 2:15

This video showcases the application and results of Cerakote's 'Sick Pink' finish on an AR-15 upper receiver. The presenter highlights its superior color richness and consistency compared to the discontinued 'Prism Pink', noting its ease of application and resistance to fading during the curing process. The 'Sick Pink' is described as a vibrant, lipstick-like hue with potential fuchsia undertones.

Quick Summary

Cerakote's 'Sick Pink' offers a superior firearm coating experience compared to the discontinued 'Prism Pink'. It provides a rich, consistent color that remains true after oven curing, is less finicky to apply, and can be baked at full temperature. The finish is described as a vibrant lipstick pink with potential fuchsia undertones.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction and AR-15 Upper Showcase
  2. 00:11Introducing Cerakote 'Sick Pink'
  3. 00:18Application and Curing Benefits
  4. 00:46Color Richness and Consistency
  5. 00:57Comparison to 'Prism Pink'
  6. 01:09Describing the 'Sick Pink' Hue
  7. 01:14Smooth Texture and Application
  8. 01:23Fuchsia Undertones and Shadows
  9. 01:34Target Audience for Pink Finishes
  10. 01:57Concluding Thoughts on Pink Finish
  11. 02:03Call to Action: Questions and Comments

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Cerakote's 'Sick Pink' a good firearm coating?

Cerakote's 'Sick Pink' is praised for its rich, consistent color that doesn't fade during oven curing. It's also noted for being less finicky to apply and bake at full temperature compared to other pink shades like the discontinued 'Prism Pink'.

How does 'Sick Pink' Cerakote compare to 'Prism Pink'?

'Sick Pink' is considered superior to the discontinued 'Prism Pink' because it maintains its true color after curing, whereas 'Prism Pink' could appear washed out or 'white out' in the oven. 'Sick Pink' offers a more vibrant and reliable finish.

What is the visual appearance of the 'Sick Pink' Cerakote finish?

The 'Sick Pink' Cerakote is described as a rich, vibrant lipstick pink. In certain lighting or shadows, it can exhibit purplish undertones, giving it a fuchsia-like appearance. It sprays on smoothly for a good texture.

Can Cerakote 'Sick Pink' be applied to any firearm parts?

While this video specifically showcases an AR-15 upper receiver, Cerakote is a versatile ceramic coating used on various firearm components. Its application is suitable for parts requiring durable and aesthetically pleasing finishes.

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