CERAKOTE TUTORIAL - LARGE EQUIPMENT REVIEW

Luke talks equipment. We take the camera around the shop and show the behind the scenes. In this video we will talk about all the large equipment we have and use to finish our Cerakote projects. Luke discusses why he decided to purchase some of the items, and if he would purchase that same equipment again or something else.
Some of this equipment may be oversized and overkill for what you are trying to accomplish and we recognize that. We have experience with smaller Cerakote operations so feel free to leave your questions in the comments below and we will try to answer anything you have.
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[@cuonu2b]

Very informative…Thanks

[@damansfi]

Lol @ Greg sneaking by in the background at ~26:40

[@bgainly84]

Knife hands galore 🤚😄

[@CrossedRifles]

You can add 30 lbs and put the Drill Sergeant hat away, but you can't take away my knife hands.

[@K_M_M_G]

Great video! Question at 8:00 - you do not go over 220*F and typically 180*F. H series calls for 250*F for metals. Do you cure at a lower temperature for an extended period of time?

[@CrossedRifles]

Yes. 3 hours at 180

[@jhgandy2653]

i wish youd do a tutorial for the absolute nightmare of a color of "gloss black" H-109.... FOXTROT UNIFORM CHARLIE KILOE GLOSS BLACK !!!! Ive never had such a tough time as I have with this GOD awful crap... what do you do to spray this crap on correctly and make it look like glass