Glock scratches- voice your opinion

[Landofthefree]

I just got a Glock 29 10mm and it has quite a few scratches that appear to go down to bare metal. I know… “it’s a tool” blah blah blah. I like to keep my stuff looking nice. I know there are a few options when it comes to refinishing like cerakote and Durakote. I guess I’m just Wondering what the most durable of the two would be. One of my main concerns is the rust that could form as a result of the bare metal being exposed. Maybe one of you Glock connoisseurs could lead me in the right direction.

 

[Omega]

I'd take that problem off your hands and give you tree fiddy

 

[November Sierra]

That's not bare metal

 

[rOmiLaYu]

~ ambivalent and angry old man response ~

 

[Omega]

It all wears unless you got a NIBX

This is a lipseys gun and not some Bubbad cote job and it is still wearing off. It doesn't rust ( or hasnt) this one has been like this for years

 

[Landofthefree]

I'd take that problem off your hands and give you tree fiddy

Deal!

 

[Landofthefree]

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It all wears unless you got a NIBX

I figured, it just bugs me. Had a bunch of different glocks and haven’t had scratches to this extent, I guess it’s just been other material wearing on it

 

[rOmiLaYu]

2/2 carry guns with an empty chamber in this thread.


1/10 would operate with again.

 

[Landofthefree]

That's not bare metal

Looks like bare metal, how can you tell? Genuinely curious

 

[Ixraypeople]

Carry on. Barely surface wear