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Your cart is empty.Recommendation: We strongly recommend to get 'replacement' and 'cleanout nozzles' in case it clogs or the nozzle dries out. Note: Please don’t forget to shake the Aluma's can – this is heavy duty formula – literally needs a 3-4 minute shake before its use. The special feature of Aluma-Hyde II (and the reason for its development) is its increased resistance to bore cleaners, solvents and other cleaning chemicals, even trichloroethylene. Today’s family of fast, aggressive bore cleaners really do a terrific job getting dirty gun bores sparkling clean, but they can wreak particular havoc with any other finish they contact. After full cure, Aluma-Hyde II proved solvent-proof to all but the most aggressive, copper-removing bore solvents. Aluma-Hyde II is formulated with a hard-curing epoxy base that contains additional, high-density pigment for a durable finish that sticks to all properly prepared aluminum and alloy surfaces, steel and plastics - it’s great on synthetic stocks. Aluma-Hyde II is available in a variety of colors to help the gunsmith match the vast number of applications found in the average gunshop. Aluma-Hyde II dries to the touch in only minutes and reaches full cure in about a week. Absolutely no primer coat is required for a tough, durable, abrasion-resistant, rustproof finish that blends beautifully and compliments all gun finishing applications.
T Perry
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2024
I haven't used this in the field yet, but the application went on flawlessly. Nice thin, even coats, and it seems to be quite hard & durable, I'll update if I have any issues with it (some of us actually do that), but otherwise you can assume this to be a great product.
Mr. Fantastic
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2024
Have seen a lot of reviews where people seem to unanimously agree about the nozzle clogging abnormally easy but I decided to give the budget option a shot with my Glock slide. First off, the nozzles are fine, I stole some of my womans nail polish remover and pre soaked the nozzle in it then lightly cleaned it with sandpaper. The acetone soak would also work favorably to strip an existing coating of this. Overall, I was extremely satisfied with the product feel and look when it's fully cured, absolutely air cure for one hour after spraying then move into a pre heated oven and bake for 3.5 hours @ 195°. After baking, make sure to leave in the oven until the parts are cool. Also, it's important to be between 1.5 & 2 feet away and spray in a series of short bursts. I'd highly recommend this for any firearm if you need to finish a raw, or refinish any firearm part. Very pleased and surprised that I got a factory quality finish without the nozzle issue I had initially expected.
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