Factory Certified Cerakote Applicator
H-Series Cerakote in our opinion is the toughest applied coating available and comes in a wide variety of colors. It can be applied to all metals, polymers and fiberglass. For the utmost in strength and toughness, H-Series Cerakote is cured at high temperatures, however for items such as fiberglass and optics it can be cured at a lower temperature for a longer period of time and still retain much of its high temperature cured properties. Because of the risk involved, we do not Cerakote optics. Also available is C-Series Cerakote. Obtainable in many colors it is a room temperature cure (RTC) coating and once cured has the ability to withstand temperatures as high as 1700 Deg. F without discoloring.
We can and often do apply a Cerakote finish on disassembled firearms, to insure safe and proper function we much prefer to do all assembly and disassembly. Our staff is composed of professional gunsmiths, if we find any anomalies or repairs necessary, we will contact you and go over the needed repairs and their cost before any work is done.
You will be able to approximately calculate the price of your desired Cerakote project by adding the Cerakote charges in Table 1 to the appropriate charges in Table 2&3.
Table 1 All prices include one color with assembly and disassembly.
| Category 1 | 1911 or Glock type pistol w/1 mag, Rem 700, Win 70 and similar bolt action rifles, Rem 870, 1100, 11-87 or similar shotguns. | $295.00 |
| Category 2 | AR-15 style rifles. Rifles & shotguns form Category 1 to include chassis style or conventional stock. | $425.00 |
| Category 3 | Complex Over Under or Double shotguns. Rifles & shotguns form Category 1 to include chassis style or conventional stock . | $525.00 |
Table 2 Add to able 1 prices
| Each additional color applied to certain parts (no layering) | $47.50 add |
| Two color pattern, layering without stencils. | $175.00 |
| Three color pattern, layering without stencils. | 250.00 |
| Two color stenciled pattern using layering | $225.00 |
| Three color stenciled pattern using layering | $425.00 |
Table 3
| Harris Bi-Pods | $235.00 |
| Small single items min charge | $65.00 |
| Large single items min charge | $115.00 |
| AR style upper and lower, Pistol Frame and slide only, one color. | $185.00 |
| AR style upper or lower, Pistol Frame or slide only, one color. | $105.00 |
| AR style upper & lower or Pistol frame & slide only, one color | $120.00 |
| AR style upper & lower or Pistol frame & slide only, two colors | $140.00 |
Glossary of Terms
Layering.
Applying a layered pattern is achieved by coating an entire part with one base color then partially oven curing that part for a set time allowing the part to be handled without damaging the finish. This step of applying color on top of color is repeated for each additional color to achieve a desired multicolor pattern.
Stenciled pattern using layering.
This is a layering pattern that uses high temperature adhesive stencils to achieve a desired pattern. This pattern will have very sharp and defined edges for each of the colors of the various layers.
Layering without stencils.
This pattern is done free hand and has softer, less defined, color transitions that will often fade away transitioning to the underlying color layer.
Additional color applied to certain parts (no layering)
An example of this would be a pistol frame of one color and all of the attached parts being a different color.
