anyone have experience in getting a rifle or shotgun teflon coated. i have a stainless model 70 and was thinking about getting it done to tone down the shine. if you get it done is it reversable? does the finish wear off if scratched real good. can it be touched up? what companies are the best at doing this process.

I was going to go with teflon on my recent project but seen a heavily used gunw with chips. I went with good ol parkerizing instead. I love that dull black finish.

i did a search on the internet and i see a couple other options for gun coatings and finishes. i seen ny-lite and another thing called stealth tech finishes. now i dont know who is the best of course because in there adds they all beat up each others product. someone out there has to know the plus's and minus's of each process?

How about Rhino Lining? Or would that stand up to the heat of the barrel? You can get it in many different colors!

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i dont think truck bed lining would work. i have applied this stuff to truck beds with careful preperation and that stuff still comes off. i guess there arent many who have ventured or done enough hunting to consider coating a rifle. i just thought someone has had a finish applied to there rifle that could give me good advice.

I too have been thinking of coating the action and barrel, but have not researched it extensively. I think the reason noone has really experimented with it is because of that wonderful thing called stainless steel. They probably figured if someone wants a hardy rifle, they will spend the money on a ss rifle. The only thing that I can think that even resembles a protective finish would be Ruger's target grey coating on their Super Redhawk. That has to be some sort of a protective coating.

I don't like Teflon as it has a habit of chipping if dinged well. The best I have seen is NP3 by Robar.probably same price as teflon but is a tougher and has lubricating qualities ..I believe it contains nickel and teflon

Yea, but it costs a fortune oldelk. My friend has an FN A1 308 and it has NP3 coating. Really nice. I like old parkerizing. I am not sure why its so hard to find a gunsmith in my area that parkerizes. Only one place.

heres a good one. I have a friend who did his .243 with high heat BBQ paint. i thought he was nuts, but it looks good, is quite tough, and if you do scratch it, you can touch it up yourself. No gunsmith needed!