BB, NP3 is an excellent choice for frame, internals, and mags, then use Rogard for the slide. The reason that you don't see TiN much is that you end up with a gold gun and who wants that as a carry piece. Magnum Research has the Desert Eagle available in TiN. Sure do wish they could figure out how to do it in black!!!!
durable pistol finishes?
- Thread starter Dr.Rob
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Bob Cogan ( www.apwcogan.com ) did my Witness. I'd go to him again for any finish on any of my guns. He just can't do NP3.
I should add that my guns are thoroughly abused, and ALL my guns rust, even the stainless ones, the plastic one (now gone), ALL. I keep my guns in a safe, and the safe is in my shop, and I keep the humidity WAY UP due to primers.....no static discharge in My shop. LOL
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"All my ammo is factory ammo"
I should add that my guns are thoroughly abused, and ALL my guns rust, even the stainless ones, the plastic one (now gone), ALL. I keep my guns in a safe, and the safe is in my shop, and I keep the humidity WAY UP due to primers.....no static discharge in My shop. LOL
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"All my ammo is factory ammo"
Dr. Rob,
I'm going to have to give a ditto to Proximo's post...I too have used Norell's Moly Resin. Very easy to apply. I just did my Springfield 1911A1 in semigloss black-WOW! The description of Norell's Moly Resin process and the product itself is identical to Wilson Combat's description of their process called Armor-Tuff. I'm not a gambling man, but I'd bet it's the same product. Oh yeah, colors too...semi-gloss black, gray, green, brown, stainless silver etc...Great stuff! Do not use Brownell's Baking Lacquer! Their Moly finish may be ok.
I'm going to have to give a ditto to Proximo's post...I too have used Norell's Moly Resin. Very easy to apply. I just did my Springfield 1911A1 in semigloss black-WOW! The description of Norell's Moly Resin process and the product itself is identical to Wilson Combat's description of their process called Armor-Tuff. I'm not a gambling man, but I'd bet it's the same product. Oh yeah, colors too...semi-gloss black, gray, green, brown, stainless silver etc...Great stuff! Do not use Brownell's Baking Lacquer! Their Moly finish may be ok.
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KilgorII
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WESHOOT2,
Did you Glock model 20 ever rust?
Did you Glock model 20 ever rust?
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KilgorII
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What in the hell do you do to your guns then? Keep them at the bottom of your pool for safe keeping? I have been very impressed with the Tennifer finish on Glocks and have never personally seen one rust. I have now heard of it happening exactly twice. If you have access to a scanner or digital camera could you post a picture of it here or email me one? I'm not calling you a liar, but I would like to see a picture if you could without too much trouble.
KilgorII,
I sold that POS; just never 'liked' it, even after spending another grand modifying it.
(Plus it rusted. LOL)
Our largest local PD went all-Glock, 22's and 23's. Seen some of them rusting already.
Seems like we can even get aluminum to rust here in Vermont...
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"All my ammo is factory ammo"
I sold that POS; just never 'liked' it, even after spending another grand modifying it.
(Plus it rusted. LOL)
Our largest local PD went all-Glock, 22's and 23's. Seen some of them rusting already.
Seems like we can even get aluminum to rust here in Vermont...
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"All my ammo is factory ammo"