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Posted: 4/19/2012 10:59:37 AM EST
there's a thread on flat dark earth, and a thread on foliage and olive. can we get a thread started on burnt bronze?
there seems to be an endless variation in color depending on available light and camera settings. if you've shot more than one material it'd be good to see how it turned out as well. any burnt bronze color combo's are welcome too, i've heard of adding in a bit of black for a darker look. mods - if this needs to be moved to refinishing fine, but i thought posting here would get more attention since this is where i've seen the majority of burnt bronze pictures in various threads. c'mon let's see 'em!! |
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awesome thread, seems to match perfectly to Daniel defense FDE
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awesome thread, seems to match perfectly to Daniel defense FDE I believe it's a little lighter than the DD FDE. |
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Man I love this rifle!!! I'm drewl everytime I see you post pics of it. |
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For you sbr guys, did you get it done before registering the lower or are there companies that can handle the registered lower?
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For you sbr guys, did you get it done before registering the lower or are there companies that can handle the registered lower? I did it myself. |
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You guys doing burnt bronze. Are you getting them done in CeraCoat?
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You guys doing burnt bronze. Are you getting them done in CeraCoat? Mine is in Ceracote. It's easy to do if you're half way handy. |
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I love this color... which is why I was ecstatic when I was able to get my hands on a lone ST Brown Recluse lower to pair with my ST 14.5+ Dynacomp. I got bit by a Brown Recluse this past weekend. Now my leg is on fire and I have a big old swelled up ball of red infection the size of a silver dollar. Sucks! Sweet rifle by the way. I'm really diggin' the bronze. |
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I love this color... which is why I was ecstatic when I was able to get my hands on a lone ST Brown Recluse lower to pair with my ST 14.5+ Dynacomp. I got bit by a Brown Recluse this past weekend. Now my leg is on fire and I have a big old swelled up ball of red infection the size of a silver dollar. Sucks! Sweet rifle by the way. I'm really diggin' the bronze. Pics? |
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So who does quality Cerakote applications? I have a stripped lower I would like to try this on? I live in an appt and don't have access to the neccessary equipment so I would have to pay somebody to do this. Also any chance this can be done to a complete upper reciever (Just the outside) without having to remove rails and barrels?
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I love this color... which is why I was ecstatic when I was able to get my hands on a lone ST Brown Recluse lower to pair with my ST 14.5+ Dynacomp. I got bit by a Brown Recluse this past weekend. Now my leg is on fire and I have a big old swelled up ball of red infection the size of a silver dollar. Sucks! Sweet rifle by the way. I'm really diggin' the bronze. Pics? Really? |
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So who does quality Cerakote applications? I have a stripped lower I would like to try this on? I live in an appt and don't have access to the neccessary equipment so I would have to pay somebody to do this. Also any chance this can be done to a complete upper reciever (Just the outside) without having to remove rails and barrels? Theirs several reputable companies that apply Cerakote. I would Google it and check out a few different companies ... their work, reputation, etc. I use JFE / WW Guns for all my refinishing needs. They've always done great work with fast turn around times. A complete upper needs to be stripped so everything can be blasted and all oils removed for proper Cerakote application. |
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So who does quality Cerakote applications? I have a stripped lower I would like to try this on? I live in an appt and don't have access to the neccessary equipment so I would have to pay somebody to do this. Also any chance this can be done to a complete upper reciever (Just the outside) without having to remove rails and barrels? No personal experience with these guys but everyone that has had their gun coated here seems to love them. Also did Costa's rifles iirc if you care about that sort of sillyness. ETA: beat to it |
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Here is the anodized version of Burnt Bronze, or the actual color that Burnt Bronze was "supposedly" based on......... http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6076/6134047983_f7f04c5dc3_b.jpg your whole setup is sweet |
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Damn. Everyone likes the black, but the FDE and burnt bronze looks friggin' awesome. |
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Who makes that upper/lower? Never saw anything like that, looks sweet. |
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Who makes that upper/lower? Never saw anything like that, looks sweet. The upper receiver is a Spikes Biohazard and the lower is Seekins Precision. |
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That is unbelievably sexy! Great job |
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Who makes that upper/lower? Never saw anything like that, looks sweet. The upper receiver is a Spikes Biohazard and the lower is Seekins Precision. Gorgeous rifle man, thanks for the fast response. |
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You guys doing burnt bronze. Are you getting them done in CeraCoat? Mine is in Ceracote. It's easy to do if you're half way handy. Did you happen to media blast as well? I've got some quotes to do my Glock and, while the price is reasonable, for the same price I could but the stuff myself and do the glock and my shotty. I've done Duracoat before without sand or media blasting but i've unfamiliar with Cerakote. |
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You guys doing burnt bronze. Are you getting them done in CeraCoat? Mine is in Ceracote. It's easy to do if you're half way handy. Did you happen to media blast as well? I've got some quotes to do my Glock and, while the price is reasonable, for the same price I could but the stuff myself and do the glock and my shotty. I've done Duracoat before without sand or media blasting but i've unfamiliar with Cerakote. I did per their instructions. I believe the recommend 100 grit garnet sand. |
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You guys doing burnt bronze. Are you getting them done in CeraCoat? Mine is in Ceracote. It's easy to do if you're half way handy. Did you happen to media blast as well? I've got some quotes to do my Glock and, while the price is reasonable, for the same price I could but the stuff myself and do the glock and my shotty. I've done Duracoat before without sand or media blasting but i've unfamiliar with Cerakote. I did per their instructions. I believe the recommend 100 grit garnet sand. Thanks for the reply. I dont have access to a sand blaster, I wonder if using some fine sandpaper to scuff the surface would be fine......... |
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The scratches will show. Just go to a local machine or autobody shop. I'm sure you could get some one to do it for next to nothing.
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The scratches will show. Just go to a local machine or autobody shop. I'm sure you could get some one to do it for next to nothing. Good idea, I'll look into it. Great pictures BTW. ETA. I'd love to see some bronze Glocks or other handgun |
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Old school http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/derek45/retro%20AR15%20pics/IMGP2351.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/derek45/retro%20AR15%20pics/IMGP2352.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/derek45/retro%20AR15%20pics/IMGP2353.jpg really really old school http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/derek45/retro%20AR15%20pics/Copiaper20diper20chper20100.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/derek45/retro%20AR15%20pics/Copiaper20diper20chper20099.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/derek45/retro%20AR15%20pics/Copiaper20diper20chper20109.jpg Is that your 603 receiver? It looks nice! The top one is LOL came from Gunnys surplus when he had M16A1 uppers cheap. My friend ordered it and was pissed when he saw the color. He took the barrel and I traded something for the upper. |
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Here is the anodized version of Burnt Bronze, or the actual color that Burnt Bronze was "supposedly" based on......... http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6076/6134047983_f7f04c5dc3_b.jpg anybody know what happens if you cerakote over a flag etching like the Spikes lowers? will you still be able to see the flag at all or will it be gone? what about if you cerakote over SBR engravings? |
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Here is the anodized version of Burnt Bronze, or the actual color that Burnt Bronze was "supposedly" based on......... http://farm7.staticflickr.com/6076/6134047983_f7f04c5dc3_b.jpg anybody know what happens if you cerakote over a flag etching like the Spikes lowers? will you still be able to see the flag at all or will it be gone? what about if you cerakote over SBR engravings? Cerakote is very thin and will not fill in engraving unless you apply way to much. |
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jason, hope you dont mind me posting this amazing pic of yours (if it works) http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd490/jason121580/BurntBronzeSBR009.jpg?t=1327598958]http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd490/jason121580/BurntBronzeSBR009.jpg?t=1327598958]http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd490/jason121580/BurntBronzeSBR009.jpg?t=1327598958 Who makes the handstop in this picture, I love it! |
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jason, hope you dont mind me posting this amazing pic of yours (if it works) http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd490/jason121580/BurntBronzeSBR009.jpg?t=1327598958]http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd490/jason121580/BurntBronzeSBR009.jpg?t=1327598958]http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd490/jason121580/BurntBronzeSBR009.jpg?t=1327598958 Who makes the handstop in this picture, I love it! Noveske http://noveskerifleworks.com/cgi-bin/imcart/display.cgi?item_id=k9-556&cat=178&page=1&search=&since=&status=&title= |
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for you guys who did it yourself, what ratio did you use? the matte, satin, or gloss?
I am about to do mine and wanted to check first |
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