Cerakoting a scope (??)

[RAGGED EDGE]

KG Industries also makes an Air cure. Really good and very strong once it's cured. Easier to apply than cerakote.

As does Lauer Weaponry. Their DuraCoat is a nice product. When it's cured (4 weeks) it's very tough.

 

[Paper boy]

Also think of putting it in the sun on a hot summer day it's no different than a day at the range in the sun I don't think it would hurt your warranty and would help it dry even better they say with the bake on you just use a lower temperature for a longer time well that scares the hell out of me and I would never do that to my scope

A while back a friend of mine tried it. Looked great but the Argone gas expanded and blew the front lens out, HARD, but it sure looked good!

 

[skipglo]

How will this effect the tolerances on your scope rings?
My guess is it will require a lot of lapping and what if the application of the cerakot is uneven.
As it stands with a factory scope tubes the are very true.
Will the scope tube be true after even a small difference in uneven application.
IMHO I would not cerakot..
Let us know how it works out. This is something worth knowing about.

It works very well! Just apply it carefully

 

[Danehunter]

Well, If Bushnell says C type non-bake Cerakote is OK I'll do it in Mil Spec Olive Drab. My Browning X-Bolt Pro rife is factory Cerakote in burnt bronze as are my Talley rings.

Plus I live in the Las Vegas valley and it's been hot as the hinges of hell for 3 weeks so "natural curing" for a few hours in the sun will do it.

Eric B.

 

[Flatbow]

If there is any worry about possible "extra" lapping to true things up then "bed" the scope rather than lapping it.