Sig Sauer P226 with Tungsten Blue Cerakote

Published on February 10, 2018
Duration: 2:14

This video showcases a Sig Sauer P226 9mm that underwent a custom Cerakote refinishing. The firearm received a Tungsten Blue frame, a color blended by the presenter years ago, and Graphite Black slide controls. The process involved restoring a used firearm with wear and tear, demonstrating the aesthetic and protective capabilities of Cerakote for custom finishes.

Quick Summary

This Sig Sauer P226 9mm features a custom Tungsten Blue Cerakote frame, a unique blend created by the presenter, contrasted with Graphite Black slide controls. Cerakote effectively restores worn firearms, giving them a fresh appearance.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction: Sig P226 9mm
  2. 00:09Firearm Restoration with Cerakote
  3. 00:16Graphite Black Slide Controls
  4. 00:21Tungsten Blue Custom Frame Color
  5. 00:37Challenges of Custom Color Blending
  6. 00:49Tungsten Blue Color Analysis
  7. 01:15Striking Color Contrast
  8. 01:25New Grips and Fresh Finish
  9. 01:36Customer Inspiration from YouTube
  10. 01:47Simple, Clean, and Awesome Design
  11. 01:57Call for Questions and Comments
  12. 02:06Classy Firearm Piece

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the specific color used on the frame of this Sig P226?

The frame of this Sig Sauer P226 features a custom color called Tungsten Blue. This was a unique blend created by the presenter years ago, requiring specific color combinations that are no longer standard.

What parts of the Sig P226 were finished in Graphite Black?

The slide controls of this Sig Sauer P226 were finished in Graphite Black. This provides a striking contrast against the custom Tungsten Blue frame, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the firearm.

Can Cerakote restore a used firearm with wear?

Yes, Cerakote is highly effective for restoring used firearms that have experienced wear and tear. As demonstrated with this Sig P226, a Cerakote finish can make a worn firearm look 'fresh off the assembly line'.

Was the Tungsten Blue color a standard Cerakote offering?

No, the Tungsten Blue color was a custom blend created by the presenter. It was achieved by mixing specific Cerakote colors, including a component that was nearly depleted, making it a unique and challenging restoration.

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