Cerakote Charcoal Green is a dark, smoky green/grey highlighted with a silvery frost.
*NOTE: This product comes with a catalyst and requires a 100 Mesh Strainer (SE-275).
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. Check out the Resources section for product application guides, technical data sheets and SDS information.
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US$ 35.00 / per item
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US$ 35.00
per itemH-338
CHARCOAL GREEN
US$ 35.00
/ itemCHARCOAL GREEN
SKU: H-338
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Strainer Size (mesh) | 100 (Part # SE-275) |
| Gloss Level* | Flat |
| Viscosity (cP)** | 75 |
| UV Stability | Fair |
| Recommended Mil Thickness (mil) | 1 mil |
| Adhesion† (Crosscut Adhesion) ASTM D3359 | 5B |
| Theoretical Coverage per gal @ Recommended Mil Thickness (ft2) | 609 |
| Flexibility† (Conical Mandrel Bend) ASTM D522 | 100% Resistance |
| Corrosion Resistance ASTM B117 (hrs) | 2000+ |
| Impact Performance† Direct/Indirect ASTM D2794 | 160 in-lbs/160 in-lbs |
| Density (g/mL) | 1.45 |
| Chemical Resistance‡ (Common Solvents & Diesel) | Excellent |
| Coating Stability (F°) Max. Temp. | 500+ |
| Hardness† Gouge ASTM D3363 | 9H |
| Hardness† Scratch ASTM D3363 | 8H |
| Recommended Cure Temp (F°) | 250-300 |
| % Solids | 38 |
| Gloss Units* | 3 |
| Color Stability (F°) Max. Temp. | 400 |
| Cure Schedule | Ambient Flash 15 Minutes, Oven Cure 2 Hours @ 250°F |
| Recommended Thickness (mil) | 1 |
| Strainer Size (mesh) | 150 (Part # SE-276) |
| Crosscut Adhesion ASTM D3359 | 5B |
| Flexibility (% Resistance) Conical Mandrel Bend ASTM D522 | 100 |
| Impact Performance Direct/Indirect (in-lbs.) ASTM D2794 | 160/160 |
Safety Data Sheet
Application Guide
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Note on Custom/Large Orders: Bulk orders or specialized formulations may require additional lead time. If your order requires extra processing time, our team will notify you immediately.
Admin
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What do you use to thin Cerakote?
Answer from Admin
We don't recommend adding or removing anything from our coatings in hopes of adjusting the viscosity if it's too thick or thin. Doing so may jeopardize the performance and longevity of what we know our products are capable of. There are ways to mitigate coating from reaching a point of unusable status. The articles below provide information on Cerakote® shelf-life, storage and agitation to assist with longevity.
What is the Shelf-Life of Cerakote?
Admin
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How should I etch Fiber Glass?
Answer from josh benton
There are two options to etch Carbon Fiber, Fiber Glass, Plastic, Polymers, and soft substrates.
1) Lightly sandblast with #100 grit Aluminum Oxide or Garnet Sand (between 30-40PSI) to give the surface a blasted profile.
2) Use a Red Scotch Brite pad to provide a suitable etch.
KYLE GODDARD
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How much flex can Cerakote handle before cracking or chipping occurs? I am looking at possible Cerakoting my spokes on my dirt bike.
Answer from Admin
Our coatings can take up to 180° of flex before you see any type of adhesion issue. This is a standard paint test called the Mandrel Bend ASTM D522 test that we perform to all of our coatings. To see this information check the Technical Data Sheets to see all our testing data for the coating that you're looking for.
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