Re: Cerakote?
Posted: January 19th, 2022, 3:11 pm
They look great. Is rhe surface finish determined by surface of steel pre application?
I would assume any nicks and possible deep scratches may be difficult to hide. I thought I recall the parts get media blasted before being cerakoted. My watch in the picture used to be polished, no scratches, no nicks or dents and mint condition. Turned out great. I like that the finish is not smooth as glass. To me it looks a bit industrial or rugged.Mellons wrote:They look great. Is rhe surface finish determined by surface of steel pre application?
That does look nice. I think it’s a combination of the two. A media blast of differing grits will give a different finish and you can have a courser application for texture as well.guspech750 wrote:I would assume any nicks and possible deep scratches may be difficult to hide. I thought I recall the parts get media blasted before being cerakoted. My watch in the picture used to be polished, no scratches, no nicks or dents and mint condition. Turned out great. I like that the finish is not smooth as glass. To me it looks a bit industrial or rugged.Mellons wrote:They look great. Is rhe surface finish determined by surface of steel pre application?
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guspech750 wrote: ↑January 18th, 2022, 8:51 pm A few pics I took just now. I think the color is called blue titanium from MotorCity.
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I believe mine possible was bead blasted. I suppose it could be the cerakote material itself, I don’t know. But I really like the textured finish a lot.TimemiT wrote:the cerakote finish on my seiko is smooth .. your's looks more bead blasted?
guspech750 wrote: ↑January 18th, 2022, 8:51 pm A few pics I took just now. I think the color is called blue titanium from MotorCity.
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