The customer wanted something very specific on this pistol, and Tom admits he was “a little worried about how we would get such a great idea onto such a small canvas.” It turned out better than expected. The finished gun shows wolf artwork in grey and black tones on the slide, with a tan frame…
Tom finally got to spray Cerakote’s new Elite Midnight on something special: a rare Smith & Wesson 625-2, Model of 1988. He called the deep color “just breathtaking,” and this revolver was the perfect candidate. Elite Midnight is a dark, rich blue-black that looks almost black indoors and shows its blue depth when light rolls…
Tom cut the RMR for this Smith & Wesson M&P slide, then cut ports in the front. After that, a fresh coat of Cerakote cleaned everything up and made it flow together nicely. Cutting an RMR pocket lets the owner mount a red dot directly on the slide, which keeps the optic low and close…
This revolver needed a new coat, and Tom made it look the way he thinks all old revolvers should: like it’s been through the Old West and won every battle. Grandpa’s name, birth date and death anniversary were placed on the barrel. The distressed finish shows wear at the edges and high points, like real…
A custom Tiffany Blue Kryptek pattern with Crushed Silver on a Smith & Wesson M&P. Turning Tiffany Blue into a Kryptek pattern with Crushed Silver gives it a bold, modern twist. Kryptek’s layered shapes are usually seen in greys or earth tones, so doing it in blue and sparkling silver makes the M&P stand out….
These two Smith & Wesson M&P pistols were two-toned for their owner, with only the frames coated in grey while the slides stayed black. Doing both guns together means the grey matches exactly on each, giving the owner a consistent pair. Grey frames under black slides create a subtle contrast that’s clean and modern, a…