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  • ElevenBravO
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 692

    Removing Cerakote

    I searched and all I found was removing cerakote on satinless steels. I want to trade a stock of mine for another stock my friend has, which is a CTR. Anyone know how to remove cerakote on polymer? Anything that won't damage the stock, such as sandpaper, bead blast, etc. Unless those worked well to remove the cerakote without damaging the part. Thanks
  • #2
    Discogodfather
    CGN Contributor
    • Feb 2010
    • 5516

    I use all purpose paint remover in an aerosol can from Home Depot, works like a charm and takes everything off and turns the paint into a thin skin, kind of like a snake shedding. Doesn't bother park or anodizing either. It is nasty stuff (acid based) so chemical gloves and a face shield is nice.
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    • #3
      ElevenBravO
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2008
      • 692

      Thank you sir. I'll give that a try.

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      • #4
        postal
        Banned
        • Mar 2008
        • 4566

        I'd try a tiny dab of paint remover to see if it eats polymer before going nuts on it..... I wouldnt trust it without careful experimentation.......

        Before that though.... I ask- why remove it?

        Dont like the color? paint over it. Then claim the cerakote is a space age protective layer you can paint over however you wish.

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        • #5
          echoThreeOneSix
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2013
          • 1332

          Originally posted by postal
          I'd try a tiny dab of paint remover to see if it eats polymer before going nuts on it..... I wouldnt trust it without careful experimentation.......

          Before that though.... I ask- why remove it?

          Dont like the color? paint over it. Then claim the cerakote is a space age protective layer you can paint over however you wish.
          as long as you remove it quickly it won't damage the polymer. you may have to do it twice but it's better than buying another stock.
          Originally posted by m---------------1
          Bump... also interested in 1911 for trade
          ...as a trade for a glock 43. wtf guys, wtf.

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          • #6
            postal
            Banned
            • Mar 2008
            • 4566

            Originally posted by echoThreeOneSix
            as long as you remove it quickly it won't damage the polymer. you may have to do it twice but it's better than buying another stock.
            Krylon is cheaper than paint stripper.....

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            • #7
              echoThreeOneSix
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2013
              • 1332

              Originally posted by postal
              Krylon is cheaper than paint stripper.....
              repaint the stock? what? ...my bad, it's late over here.
              Originally posted by m---------------1
              Bump... also interested in 1911 for trade
              ...as a trade for a glock 43. wtf guys, wtf.

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              • #8
                ElevenBravO
                Senior Member
                • Sep 2008
                • 692

                Didn't think about the paint. Krylon matte black should match the original color, correct? I have an all black rifle, that's all.

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                • #9
                  echoThreeOneSix
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2013
                  • 1332

                  yeah but you'll be able to tell it's been rattle canned. hopefully he doesn't care.
                  Originally posted by m---------------1
                  Bump... also interested in 1911 for trade
                  ...as a trade for a glock 43. wtf guys, wtf.

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                  • #10
                    ElevenBravO
                    Senior Member
                    • Sep 2008
                    • 692

                    He won't. Trading my STR for a CTR. Thought I would get a trade the first day I posted that. Lol. So I asked my buddy if he was interested in trading. Thanks guys for the help

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                    • #11
                      MongooseV8
                      Veteran Member
                      • Apr 2010
                      • 4426

                      The krylon flat camo line of paint works very well and is easy to get a nice smooth finish.

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