Anyone ever DIY coat a muzzle brake?

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I've also had success with KG GunKote on all metal gun parts including a muzzle brake. It's a bake-on gun metal finish. And it give you a gun solvent, heat resistant and weatherproof finish. Brownell's has it in a rattle can. Flat black matches the Savage black matte finish. You must get ALL the oil and grease off the parts and not touch with fingers after that until the finish has been baked on. I use acetone for cleaning parts. Bake at 315F for 1 hour. If you have access to an air compressor, then purchase a 2 oz or 4 oz can of GunKote online from KG industries or Midway. Then get a cheap Harbor Freight hobby airbrush kit. It's cheaper and easier to get professional DIY results.

You can remove bluing from chrome moly parts by soaking in white vinegar. Rinse with soap and water, dry, dip in acetone to remove moisture and then airbrush with a primer coat of KG K-Phos prior to applying GunKote for durable gun metal finish.