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SI VIS PACEM PARRABELLUM
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Re: How deep is the CZ-USA marking on a polycoat CZ 75 frame?
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That marking will likely not survive the refinishing process but unless it really concerns you I wouldn't care about it. From looking at all my CZ's it appears to be lightly laser etched and pretty thin as well.
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katsu
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Re: How deep is the CZ-USA marking on a polycoat CZ 75 frame?
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The marking gets stripped off. I had my lower cerakoted and here is where the Kansas City markings used to be:
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Morbid1X
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Re: How deep is the CZ-USA marking on a polycoat CZ 75 frame?
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It will disappear for sure as shown in pic above. I cerokoted a frame also and it's gone
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badwrench
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Re: How deep is the CZ-USA marking on a polycoat CZ 75 frame?
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On my SP-01 compact, which I had black nitrided, those markings are still there, but then again, black nitriding isn't a paint-like coating either..
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quasiXBL
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Re: How deep is the CZ-USA marking on a polycoat CZ 75 frame?
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Shallow enough that it did not even survive the prep and process for hard chroming. My refinisher (Accurate Plating & Weaponry) had to re-etch it. They did a great job though.
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