Does Cerakote come in gloss black?

Cerakote Gloss Black is a sleek glossy black. *NOTE: This product comes with a catalyst and requires a 150 Mesh Strainer (SE-276). Cerakote H Series coatings are durable, corrosion-resistant, and provide unparalleled levels of hardness and adhesion.

Can Cerakote have a gloss finish?

Cerakote gives you the flexibility to customize your gloss levels across multiple substrates. This guide will assist you in achieving the gloss level that meets your requirements.

Can you Cerakote black?

Cerakote Graphite Black is a satin black. Cerakote H Series coatings are durable, corrosion-resistant, and provide unparalleled levels of hardness and adhesion. These coatings are also resistant to most solvents and chemicals.

Is Cerakote a good gun finish?

This gun coating is part sealant, part finish — perfect for extending the longevity of your firearm. Cerakote is a great finish to have your gunsmith apply to aftermarket firearms to give it both a nice look and durability upgrade.

Can you clear Cerakote?

Cerakote Ceramic Clears are the strongest clear coats on the market. Cerakote High Gloss Ceramic Clear MC-160 leads the industry in hardness, chemical resistance, wear performance and UV stability. Click here to be sure you’re using the best Cerakote Clear for your project.

Can you put clear coat on Cerakote?

All Cerakote Ceramic Clears have industry leading durability, hardness, scratch resistance flexibility and chemical resistance and have been designed specifically to be the thinnest, yet strongest, clear coating on the market and can be applied to nearly any substrate, from Hydrographics and Composites, to Metals.

What will Cerakote stick to?

Cerakote and Duracoat will adhere to aluminum, steel, and stainless steel, Titanium, Scandium or ‘pot metal’. Previously plated surfaces that are peeling or chipped like nickel, hard chrome must be stripped prior to coating.

What is graphite black?

graphite, also called plumbago or black lead, mineral consisting of carbon. Graphite is dark gray to black, opaque, and very soft (with a hardness of 1 1/2 on the Mohs scale), while diamond may be colourless and transparent and is the hardest naturally occurring substance.