H-Series (OVEN CURE) Cerakote H Series coatings are durable, corrosion-resistant, and provide unparalleled levels of hardness and adhesion. These coatings are also resistant to most solvents and chemicals. The foundation for Cerakote H Series coatings is a unique ceramic technology that imparts both flexibility and excellent wear resistance to the final coating. Common Uses Automotive, firearms, aerospace, knives, eye wear, consumer electronics, wearables, salt water applications and much more Colors Available Hundreds of colors available, or create your own by mixing same H-series to create custom colors. Cure Type OVEN CURE see application guide for recommended settings Part B Catalyst Required Yes (automatically included) Key Features Tight tolerance application, corrosion protection, chemical and performance durability. UV Stability A clear topcoat is recommended for extreme outdoor applications. Enhancements Stenciling, color layering, or customizing with Cerakote's FX color shifting additive. >> APPLICATION << REQUIRED STEPS FOR APPLICATION PHASE 1: DISASSEMBLYPHASE 2: DEGREASEPHASE 3: MASKINGPHASE 4: SANDBLASTINGPHASE 5: RACKINGPHASE 6: GAS OUTPHASE 7: COATING PREPARATIONPHASE 8 SPRAYINGPHASE 9: CURING (A full detailed instructional guide can be viewed on Amazon's Cerakote store front under "Application Guides") Cerakote Ceramic Coatings are designed for professionals and should be applied by Cerakote Certified Applicators and coating professionals with proper training and equipment. It is critical to follow all instructions in the detailed guide on store front page. TRAINING PROGRAM AVAILABLE Cerakote offers the only one-on-one training program for Cerakote ceramic coatings. Our instructors consult with each customer prior to the training course to custom design each class to meet the specific needs of each customer. Courses are taught at Cerakote HQs training facility in White City, Oregon. TIPS FOR APPLICATION Use an HVLP/LVLP spray gun with 0.8mm tip. Recommended: IWATA LPH-80 (Item SE-138). Spray with a 2-3” oval fan pattern from a distance of 3-5”. H-Series: 20-25 PSI (operating pressure). Use proper lighting to assist in seeing coating wet out. Avoid touching parts with your bare hands. Always wear powder-free latex or nitrile gloves when handling parts.