LOOKS GREAT! how durable is that? Does that come in a spray can? how is it applied? Very interested.
Gun Kote is a Teflon based coating that was developed for the Navy. It will withstand a 500 hour salt water spray. Think Navy Seal's weapons.
It is applied with an airgun then baked on at 300 degrees. Surface prep (the really important part) is sandblasting (just enough to "FROST" the anodizing) and then degreased with Acetone. Heat to 130 Degrees and airbrush it on. When you are satisfied with the coating, bake at 300 for an hour where it bonds with the parent metal. Once that is done nothing chemical will ever take it off. In fact the only way to remove it is to SERIOUSLY sandblast it off.
It is quite durable, even if it gets marred the Teflon is baked into the metal and will protect it.
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