The results speak for themselves. Doing as many builds as you do. It makes sense to do as much coating and prep as you can.

Pretty cool, will be building my own soon. Thank You

Bro that works surprisingly well great job, I need to build one so I appreciate all the info bro. Just so you know for when you start cerakoteing you need to use 100grit aluminum oxide, that gives the perfect profile for the cerakote to adhere and fill in. Aluminum oxide is definitely expensive so my trick is to use fine coal slag from tractor supply to clean all the parts then I acatone all the parts and swap the media so your only using the AO to give the part the right etch and not to actually clean the parts. Makes the AO last significantly longer. Iv noticed the fine coal slag leaves a very similar etch on softer parts to the AO but cerakote recommends 100grit AO so that's what I use.

thats perfect dude , cant ask for better . it is as good as it can get . like you said " im a parts hoarder " . im bulding my 2nd 250r basically from all left over parts with the exception of a few things 🤣 . im same on space maybe less or better 🤔🤷‍♂🤣

I seriously was like, all the idiots that need a diagram, pssssssh. Then you did the diagram and I was like oooh that’s how that works! 😂😂

I was really hoping we could be Pictionary teammates

So really your total cost to get the results you are getting is far more than 350. Got it. Clickbait garbage