Thread: Fluid coatings - whos used them

anyone used them, how durable is it?

Dunno but its pricey. Ive got a pdf of there pricelist somewhere. Do you want me to find it.

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I think JoshC got something done through them? (Or similar anyway).

Average durability with their extremely thin coating when requested.

Their thicker coatings are very tough.

Originally Posted by CreepingDeath

Dunno but its pricey. Ive got a pdf of there pricelist somewhere. Do you want me to find it.

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please

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

Average durability with their extremely thin coating when requested.

Their thicker coatings are very tough.

how thick/thin we talking?

From a couple of thou to around ten thou.

Yes I got them to coat the stock on my Browning A-bolt, as it was very sratched up and rough looking. Cost about $120 at the time. Came back looking good. Has handled the rough stuff better than I thought it would, but the "corners" and wearing points on the stock are now starting to show through. Plus it has a couple of good scratches where it was dropped out of a chopper from a few feet up...



Very good service, and I found that they're happy to talk options with you.

Hi Guys

Thought I would post some pictures of a stock I have recently had done by Fluid Coatings

Cheers

Dino

That looks wicked Dino! really maked the grips stand out.

How much did that set you back?? you have me thinking about doing something similar with one of my Tikkas.

Hi Bryan

Cost was $207 including freight, cost additional $20 to ship to them. 2 Week turnaround, bit longer than normal as they redid the coating.

Cheers

Dino

that looks bloody good

Cheers for that, I just had a look at the website, they have some nice patterns. Quite a few skulls though...