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  • Bullseye Shooter

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    This is from the FAQs at one of their websites; sounds like it's pretty premanent but I'm sure someone has tried to remove it and can help. Looks like using blasting media very carefully will work.
    How easy is DuraCoat removed?
    Not easy at all. The elastic nature of DuraCoat resists blasting. A qualified individual, with the proper blast media, can safely remove DuraCoat without damaging the surface of the firearm. Be careful. In most cases, we recommend lightly blasting the surface, being cautious not to remove any DuraCoat. Just "beat up" the DuraCoat giving it "tooth" so your new application of DuraCoat has something to adhere to.
     

    mhall8811

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    So after tons of research, I think I have the right chemicals (w/ mask and gloves) to remove said compound. Any ideas on what I'm going to have left? Has anyone ever done this? Is the anodized black going to be pretty much crud after this???????
     
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