Cerakote'd my M&P

[samson7x]

I've been dabbling in cerakote and this is my latest creation.  Color is burnt bronze...a unique color that I've always liked.

 

 

[xRUSTYx]

Looks great!  Did you do it yourself?

[173rdABN]

Unique color. I like it.

[TGO David]

Did you do the frame as well as the slide?   Hard to tell from the lighting.  I like the color on the slide for sure.

[Major Kong]

I like it, it's definitely a unique color.

[Grand Torino]

Well that's different. Congratulations on what looks to be a fine job. :up:

[hipower]

Most interesting. As I've said before, not really a fan of ceracoat, but must admit you did a very good job. And not doing the sights leaves a nice contrast for it.

[JReedEsq]

Most interesting. As I've said before, not really a fan of ceracoat, but must admit you did a very good job. And not doing the sights leaves a nice contrast for it.

 

 

I'm not generally a fan either; but I think this color is so understated that it looks really good IMHO.  Leaving the sights and trigger black does add a nice contrast.  Might look even better with a black mag release and slide release, but I think it looks great as is. 

[gunwhatgun]

I like it. Good job!

[samson7x]

Thanks for the positive response gentlemen.  To answer a few questions:

 

Yes, I did this myself.  It is pretty straight forward but you must take care in preparing the material to be sprayed.  I blast everything with aluminum oxide as outlined by cerakote.

 

Yes, the frame was coated as well.  only difference here is that you blast at a lower psi and heat at a lower temp so as not to distort or melt the plastic.

[Il Duce]

Looks good.