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I need to get my Remington 870 18.5" shotgun refinished and would like a duracoat, or moly resin. Does anyone here know of a good place to get it refinished as I'm looking at an army green color...:D

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TGO David (The admin here) might be able to do it for a good price if he isn't swamped...I believe he might be within reasonable driving distance also. Pop him a PM

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Justin, I received your PM but haven't responded yet simply because I'm still in the stages of getting everything set up. If you haven't gone with someone else before I get ready to go with this, I'll get back with you.

I'd recommend the Moly Resin product over Duracoat.

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Justin, I received your PM but haven't responded yet simply because I'm still in the stages of getting everything set up. If you haven't gone with someone else before I get ready to go with this, I'll get back with you.

I'd recommend the Moly Resin product over Duracoat.

sounds good, do you have an ETA or when you might be setup to do this?

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Soon.

awesome !! Just let me know as it will just sit here and collect some dust until your ready ... Thanks David ! Also I have a Kimber 1911 for you to do as well if your interested ..

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TGO David, I suspect you are fixing to get a lot of business! Wish you were closer to Knoxville! I got a couple of items I need to have coated. One of which just happens to also be a 870!:)

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It does look that way. :)

I'm in the process of getting a larger curing oven put together. That is practically the only fly in the ointment right now. Hope to have it done soon.

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are you media blasting them down to take off the original finish or just going over the top of the old finish? Reason I ask, is if it matters or is there an adhesion issue with the old finish still on it.

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are you media blasting them down to take off the original finish or just going over the top of the old finish? Reason I ask, is if it matters or is there an adhesion issue with the old finish still on it.

Media blasting where appropriate.

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It does look that way. :screwy:

I'm in the process of getting a larger curing oven put together. That is practically the only fly in the ointment right now. Hope to have it done soon.

You should be able to find an old school locker or similar on craigslist. This + an electric burner eye cut into the bottom and a good thermometer will work. You can also gut one of those cheap gun cabinets you get at wall mart and make it work also.

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You should be able to find an old school locker or similar on craigslist. This + an electric burner eye cut into the bottom and a good thermometer will work. You can also gut one of those cheap gun cabinets you get at wall mart and make it work also.

Yeah, the cabinet isn't very difficult to come by. I'm just making sure that this one is set up to handle a variety of different configurations, possibly including powder coatings.

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Yeah, the cabinet isn't very difficult to come by. I'm just making sure that this one is set up to handle a variety of different configurations, possibly including powder coatings.

i wish someone would just give you a cabinet big enough for my 870 to fit :D

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