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SHAKE-N-SPRAY FINISHING KIT Reviews & Ratings

Easy-to-use kit contains all the components you will need to achieve a durable solvent, scratch, and chip-resistant finish on any firearm. Can be applied over bluing, phosphate finishes, and anodizing; also works on plastic and wood. Completely seals the surface to prevent rust and corrosion. Strip the part with the included Cleaner/Degreaser, scuff with enclosed pad, mix the DuraCoat liquid with the hardner, fill the Pre-Val spray unit, and spray the part. Finish dries overnight and attains a complete cure in 3-4 weeks. Contains enough DuraCoat liquid to fully coat a rifle or shotgun.

SPECS: Kit contains 4 oz. (118ml) DuraCoat matte black coating, 10ml DuraCoat Hardner, PreVal sprayer with material jar, 6 oz. Tru-Strip Cleaner/Degreaser, mixing cap, scuff pad, and complete instructions.

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Reviews Summary

The SHAKE-N-SPRAY FINISHING KIT has received generally positive feedback for its ease of use and effective results, especially when instructions are followed. Some issues were reported with individual units, like missing parts. Overall, users appreciate the quality finish and versatility for various projects, suggesting it’s a valuable product for both novices and experienced users.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Ease of Use

85%

A majority of reviewers found the product simple to use, highlighting that following the instructions leads to successful application. Many expressed satisfaction with their results, encouraging others that even beginners can achieve a flawless finish with minimal effort.

Product Quality

75%

Many users praised the quality of the finish achieved with the SHAKE-N-SPRAY FINISHING KIT. It was noted that the paint provides a durable, attractive result, especially after proper preparation and application techniques, underscoring its effectiveness.

Instructions and Preparation

70%

Several reviewers emphasized the importance of adhering to the instructions to ensure optimal results. Tips on preparation and application were frequently mentioned, with users advising thorough cleaning and correct mixing of materials to avoid issues.

Inconsistency in Product Quality

15%

A few users reported specific issues with product inconsistencies, such as sprayers malfunctioning or missing parts. These experiences suggest that while many users have success, there can be variability from unit to unit, leading to mixed experiences.

Versatility

60%

Reviewers shared a range of applications, from firearms to polymer parts, showcasing the product’s versatility. Users were able to complete multiple projects with a single kit, reinforcing its value for various crafting needs.

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great kit for a novice or a professional

A very straight forward and easy to use product.I have never painted a gun before,but i followed the directions and my project turned out flawless.I highly recommend and will be ordering more.

duracoat great product

great product just follow the instructions, it's simple. did a FN Fal rifle and a Beretta 92 + 3 mags each with plenty of product left

DuraCoat Shake 'n' Spray

I have used this on two rifles and parts plus a few AR-15 Mags. Works great! Follow instructions and you won't have a problem. Have already ordered two more sets.

DuraCoat Shake "n" Spray

Used on Milsurp Finn M-39 with no finish at all. First time user and follow instructions and no problem. I will order again, probably tomorrow. A huge thumbs up for this product. Great job Brownells Crew!

nothing like it!

very easy to apply, follow instructions and youll have a great finish

Too easy to get a great finish

I decided to use 320 grit and 400 grit, just to see if there was going to be a difference; It's all good~! I had enough material to do a Savage 110 tactical, a Colt 45acp, a Taurus Millennium and a Mac 10 45 acp and still had some material left~! Just follow the directions and your good to go~!

The best stuff...

This stuff is amazing. At first I was honestly skeptic, about how good it was, to how easy it was to use. It really is that easy. A few things though I would like to stress; First make sure your temperature is 50 degrees or above. Any cooler can potentially mess with the finish as its curing. Secondly, When mixing the duracoat in the bottle before pouring into the preval with the hardener, shake real well. There is a ball inside that bottle that sometimes sticks to the bottom. Keep shaking until you hear it rattle, then shake for a full 3 minutes after the sound of the rattling. Third, make sure you first clean all parts real well with the true strip degreaser and scotch bright pad provided. You dont have to scrub and take down to bare metal, but youll be surprised how much grease comes off. Mask all every thing you dont want duracoated. I usually clean/degrease and then mask off the night before so the next day all I have to do is mix and then spray. Spray in light even coats, dont saturate heavy. If you miss a spot, no big deal, youll get that the next time around being you end up giving three coats. If you go back to touch up, youll potentially make an area to thick. Finally, most importantly, when finished, LEAVE IT and DON'T bother it. Dont touch it, just leave it alone. In a few days it will become dry to the touch, just enough to hold to examine. Do NOT put your firearm back together yet. Although cool, dry and hard to the touch, it is still curing and is susceptible to scratching. Show some discipline and give it the full 30 days to cure in a nice warm dry environment. You will not regret it and thank yourself for years to come after. One cured, this stuff is a beautiful finish, but pretty darn tough. Added, camera I own and used for the photos doesn't even come close to giving DuraCoat justice. Photos always come out dull and fuzzy, but should give a general idea. Also, this stuff is great on polymer parts, so don't worry about duracoating them also to get everything to match.

Missing part

I guess I got a lemon. The sprayer just kept shooting out air. It looks like I'm missing the white tip on the end of the tube that goes in the paint. But from what I've seen it works great and good quality paint.