Lately, we’ve been doing a lot of topographic Cerakote(check some out on our Facebook page gallery,) and rightfully so because it looks so dang sharp. Generally, it’s done by just spraying one color, or sometimes two, and using a darker color to outline the lighter one. Then you just come in with the laser and bleach the Cerakote(basically just burning it to change colors) to get the effect. But most colors don’t result in the super high contrast of tan and black that we were going for.
So we decided to take it to the next level. We sprayed black on these guns and followed up with tan overtop with our usual dark outline of brown. Then after flashing, we threw it under the laser and burned through the tan layer to reveal the black. This is much trickier to accomplish on a surface that’s not all completely at the same level, but we had a few tricks up our sleeves, and I gotta say, this set turned out awesome! The pictures from Ballistic Imagery help of course!
What do you think of this topographic cerakote style? Let us know below.
~Sam