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First City Cera Kote

IN

First City Cerakote LLC operates out of Kokomo, Indiana as a veteran and firefighter-owned shop. Dave brings 10 years of US Navy service, while CJ serves as a full-time firefighter and US Army veteran. That background shapes how they approach their work—precision, reliability, and professionalism. T...

First City Cera Kote

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First City Cerakote LLC operates out of Kokomo, Indiana as a veteran and firefighter-owned shop. Dave brings 10 years of US Navy service, while CJ serves as a full-time firefighter and US Army veteran. That background shapes how they approach their work—precision, reliability, and professionalism.

The shop specializes in three core services:

Cerakote Finishing — Ceramic-based coating applied to firearms and other equipment. You pick from Cerakote's hundreds of available colors, from bold standouts to tactical blends. They handle:

  • Pistols (frames, slides, controls, barrels)
  • AR platforms (uppers, lowers, handguards, BCGs)
  • Shotguns (complete or component work)
  • Bolt-action rifles
  • Revolvers
  • Knives, tumblers, archery equipment, fitness gear

Stippling Services — Custom grip work in three package tiers:

PackagePriceDetails
Wrap Procedure$125Stippling with recessed borders
Carry Procedure$175Borders + double undercuts
Competition Procedure$200Full competition setup with accelerator cuts

They also offer individual add-ons (HD borders, undercuts, trigger index points, magwell work) ranging from $5–$120.

FFL Services — Licensed to ship, receive, and transfer firearms.

Cerakote pricing is straightforward. A complete pistol runs $200 (single color), AR platform $350, shotgun $250, bolt-action $250. Component pricing available for individual parts. Multi-color work adds $50 per additional color. Contact them for custom design complexity.

They charge a $100 cleaning fee for excessively dirty firearms before coating begins.

Reach out with project details to [email protected]. They ask for specifics when you contact them—what colors, what patterns, what finish you're envisioning. Someone from their staff will respond and start the process.

They also maintain a gallery of completed projects and stippling pattern examples on their site if you want to see their work before contacting.