Which is better? Tried searching but could find anything.
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Which is better? Tried searching but could find anything.
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brtelec, being the clod I am, when it comes to firearms I prefer facts. Opinions can get you hurt.
El Lobo
I believe Cerakote is stronger than Duracoat as it is baked on rather then air dried. I have a cerakoted pistol and one with duracoated grips. The cerakote seems to bond with the steel. Duracoat appears like paint.
I feel they are both good finishes with their own unique merits.
For me its Duracoat on polymer & plastic. Cerakote on steel and aluminum.
Durakote has more color options than Cerakote.
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I have done about a dozen of each and there is no comparison. Ceracoat is hands down more durable on metal, it is also applied much thinner, which is a plus on moving parts. I still use duracoate on stocks and scopes from time to time but when doing an action or barrel its all ceracoat.
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Originally Posted by jc