Was asked the other day. If a rifle is already FL bedded and it gets cerakoated, will this induce a problem with the previous bedding? Being a coating, I don't know if it's thick enough to pose a problem.

Coatings never stay put for long any how...............(grin)

Yes, this is true.

Nope. Most builders I know bed then coat.

Thanks.

Man, I just finished Cerakoting my Finnbear. Cerakote is very thin. Goes on nice and looks great.

Was just yacking to Pappy about coatings,not too long ago.

If it ain't NP3 it's a joke................

Had a slide on a Government Model with the Robar stuff. Not sure if it was NP3, however. Did not seem to wear in and out of the hoslter.

From what I've read on the net, seems to be one of the toughest.

Nuttin' else is in the same Stratosphere.

Coatings is one of them things you just gotta go through and I've a few million miles logged.................

Well that would do nice on a CM receiver and a SS barrel.

Bores is the only thing that matter..................

Yea, purtyness doesn't make a rifle shoot...Laffin..

Purtyness don't last,but it can be expensive and that'll horn alotta folks up..............(grin)

Yes, that is if one uses them. Half the fukn people have safe queens.

Everyone has different needs/uses...but I have yet to slight what works well for me,as being well beyond "viable" as a fucking minimum.

Fuck coatings and paint both,pass the S/S and the gelcoat. BT/DT..........

Laffin..... "the basics"....

In fairness though,none of my S/S or gelcoat is purty either...but it do fly..............

Short answer, No.

Not unless the coating was applied with a Wagner Power Roller that is.

C.

Thanks.

Chad do you have a price list for your work?

I don't, sorry.

Our rates are competitive with any other marquee shop.

What I much prefer to do is have a guy call and we can work up the estimate over the phone. I email it to you, and you can review at your leisure. Some of our rates require some additional explanation. Failure to do so would send most of you guys running to the hills. (stock work in particular)

Thanks,

C.