Thinking of Cerakoting my S&W Model 10

[DevsAdvocate 112]

Got one from Buds awhile back to satisfy my "leave no pistol permit unused" belief... it's pretty beat up from years of holster use, while the barrel is in decent shape.

 

I was thinking of taking off the chipped wood grips, throwing Hogues on it, and cerakoting it into a new color.

 

How much would this cost to do? Are there any places in NJ that can do this at a reasonable price?

 

Thanks!

[Clintoon Eastwood 2]

"leave no pistol permit unused"

 

GREAT motto to live by! 2 thumbs UP

 

I'm interested what this would look like after!

[hiker88 22]

Cerakote can be a little pricey... usually $200+ for an entire handgun. Have you looked at parkerizing?

 

I believe Mastodon offers refinishing services.

[OMGCUSTOMGUNS 0]

I do Cerakoting as well. Give me a call at the shop to discuss. 551-221-2276.

 

Rick.

[DevsAdvocate 112]

Cerakote can be a little pricey... usually $200+ for an entire handgun. Have you looked at parkerizing?

 

I believe Mastodon offers refinishing services.

 

Is it really that pricey? I wasn't looking so spend more than $100...

[DevsAdvocate 112]

I do Cerakoting as well. Give me a call at the shop to discuss. 551-221-2276.

 

Rick.

 

Will do!

[dtown223 12]

The owner at easton firearms refinishing will not apply dura/cerakote to a revo, citing very poor results with the finish at the forcing cone & cylinder areas

Just an FYI

 

[njluger 5]

Call S&W and see what they can offer you. A friend recently sent over a beat up Model 19 and S&W offered him 2 types of service: 1) "matte black" finish or a 2) high polish blue. The first service was about $100, the high polish blue was >$200, but they re-polish all of the surface and give that classic gun a nice classic refinish.

[302w 83]

It's a crime if you don't reblue or nickel plate the thing. Iirc usnmars or Dave reblue their stuff. It isn't that hard.

[xkon 0]

It might be more cost effective to sell it to me!