Cerakote X-Valve

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  • Criticalhammer
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    • Dec 2020
    • 294

    #1

    Cerakote X-Valve

    Anyone have success cerakoting a X-Valve?

    Any reputable techs have success doing this?
  • alpha_q_up
    Hug Supplier
    • Jul 2020
    • 416
    • Paso Robles, CA

    #2
    I've never done an xvalve, but I did do a classic valve with an aluminum diamond labs back, I don't think it would be too different, I had Voodoo on here do it for me before the last reboot. As long as they mask off the proper threads and parts I don't see why there should be any issues
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    • cfos00
      www.hp-wt.com
      • Jul 2020
      • 372
      • Arvada, CO

      #3
      I'm sure you could duracoat it pretty easily. I've done that for full brass markers.

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      • FredMnkyDad10
        MCB Member
        • Apr 2021
        • 2239
        • https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/buy-sell-trade/feedback/129612-fredmnkydad10

        #4
        Most have said that with cerakote or duracoat, the coating is so thin that you do not need to cover any surface. Does not change tolerance. Used on guns.

        Cerakote should be baked after application. Duracoat does not, but you can to make the coating harden.
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        • superman
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          • Jul 2020
          • 3379
          • Mount Pleasant, SC

          #5
          you really should mask off everything internally as well as where it rests on the rail to be safe.
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