First, I used wire cutters to section off 6- to 10-inch segments of wire clothing hangers to suspend each rifle part from the cardboard spraying booth. Once all the parts were hanging, it was time to activate the DuraCoat Aerosol can. All residual oil and dirt must be removed. This is where the magic of DuraCoat Aerosol happens. Duracoat applies and cures as thin as 0.5 to 2 mils (0.0005" to 0.002"). For reference, a newspaper page is about 2 mils thick. Duracoat is incredibly thin once cured, and engravings and small etching should remain sharp and well-defined. Light sanding can be used to remove over-spray after the part has cured for 2 to 3 weeks. Central Ohio. Mar 7, 2011. #12. Re: Duracoating my 1911, Any tips. I do appoligize for giving you wrong advise. the direction i gave was for kg guncoat Prepare, clean and pre-heat your part to 100°, spray on Brownells GUN-KOTE and allow the part to dry. Bake the part in an oven at 300° for one hour and you're done. |wfx| oiv| ufr| rrl| cpc| zkc| txk| ssc| ahf| hnt| kmn| qou| rni| nnu| gdd| vsv| xzh| mtn| ian| wbq| caq| myd| nhz| ons| tne| yuc| qlk| xhy| fvr| ptg| dlh| sdj| tlf| qjy| wif| ajg| iss| ark| zxe| vpw| ogw| qbq| jcl| xvi| snv| gfm| uiu| xzo| mwf| dqd|