So I acquired a Glock slide that was milled for an RMR and it was never re-coated. I want to start carrying the G19 with this slide, but am a little concerned about rust under the optic.
I don't care about aesthetics for the most part. Can I just spray the raw area with Aluma-Hyde II (or something else you guys recommend)? I'd rather not pay $80 to have my whole slide refinished and wait several weeks as well. I do like doing things right, but if a little spray-and-bake on the affected area will do the trick, I'm all about that.
Glock slide milled for RMR left in the raw. Aluma-hyde?
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Re: Glock slide milled for RMR left in the raw. Aluma-hyde?
If aesthetics are not the concern yeah then just about anything will work. Even cold blue as it is not a high movement/wear area.
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Re: Glock slide milled for RMR left in the raw. Aluma-hyde?
IMO the machined section needs to be finished with something to prevent rust.
Agreed that cold blue is an easy choice. Cerakote works too.
I too don't see the need to refinish the entire slide.
Agreed that cold blue is an easy choice. Cerakote works too.
I too don't see the need to refinish the entire slide.