A good durable coating that I can spray at home?

[awdbandito]

Hey all, I had my Kel-tec in a vehicle and it picked up some moisture and got some rust spots.

I am going to strip and coat it now to both clean it up and protect from this happening again.

I have used Gun-Kote from Brownells before but it isn't as durable as I would like.

Does anybody have any recommendations for a good coating I can spray at home that will hold up well.

I have a sprayer, so it doesn't have to be aerosol and I also have an oven, so it can be a bake on coating.

I don't want to pay to have it coated since it is an inexpensive gun that is carried a lot.

Thanks,

J.D.

[TGO David]

Look in to Norrell's Moly Resin. I used it a lot a few years ago and had great luck with it.

[durtyzulu]

All gun finishes wear off, eventually. Call me old fashioned, but I still like Duracoat.

[Guest GunTroll]

If duracoating is old fashioned I must be ancient.

[I_Like_Pie]

Moly Resin is the way to go....have probably used a gallon of the stuff over the years (that is a lot!) and it has never let me down.

It + Parkerizing is the best finish you can put on a gun aside from metal plating of various forms...IMHO