Cerakote Application St. George, UT MAC TAC

MAC TAC began because the owner got tired of battling rust on firearms in Oregon's wet climate. After seeing how well Cerakote held up on a rifle purchased from Next Generation Arms, he decided to coat his entire collection—then realized there was demand for the service.

Cerakote is a ceramic coating that outlasts traditional finishes in three critical areas:

• •Corrosion resistance - Carbon fouling wipes off almost effortlessly compared to bluing, Parkerizing, or stainless steel
• •Wear life - Longer component lifespan under field use
• •Heat dissipation - Better performance in high-round-count scenarios

"It allows easier cleaning, longer component life, and exceptional aesthetics."

Every firearm gets detail-stripped and prepped through six steps:

1. Acetone solution soak 2. 80-grit garnet sand blasting 3. Kiln/oven gas-out 4. Ceramic coating spray application 5. Kiln/oven cure (or air cure for C-series products) 6. Reassembly and function test

They also coat knives, auto parts, flashlights, survival gear, tools, bikes, and motorcycles. Hydro dipping available with custom pricing.

Jazer McFarland - Handles the entire Cerakote process start-to-finish with exceptional attention to detail. Precision shooter and three-gun competitor.

Jethro McFarland - Full Cerakote applicator and firearms builder. (Still gets carded buying ammo.)

Kaitlin McFarland - Manages the books and shop operations. Bow/rifle hunter.