What is the finishing called on this CZ???

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OK what is the finishing called on this CZ 75 B?

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Ok Levi, i going to definently disagree with you. sorry! But the CZ 75 SP-01 only comes in black poly and it looks like, well, it looks like this:

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Levi Garrett said:
LOL, Hey I figured it was a bad picture :p the black finish is Polycoat . I got one, that pic up top looks grey on my screen which if it were not blued would have to be dark stainless or poly.:D
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So sorry if I miss understood you, but do you have the black poly or Glossy blued? Good gun?
 
I like the polycoat, it cleans up nice, and if at all careful you won't mess it up.
The inside of the frame, and slide show some tooling marks, but with a rouge polish you can make it slick as... Great gun, accurate as all get out.:D
 
23/4there said:
So sorry if I miss understood you, but do you have the black poly or Glossy blued? Good gun?
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The CZ75 is an excellent gun! I have a pre-B and would like to pick up a version in 10mm (one of the other companies' excellent 'copies')
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23/4there said:
OK what is the finishing called on this CZ 75 B?
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Well, not sure what it's officially called, but after 23 years of use, I like to refer to the finish on mine as "Crappy Looking"!:D

Seriously though, to me the so "called poly" coat on mine looks just like Tremclad - thick and glossy. Only one difference though: apparently it chips pretty bad!

I just picked up this '84 vintage Pre-B and got it for a good price, 'cause apparently the previous owners weren't very careful with the finish. Shoots like a dream though - I love everything about it but the finish...:)

I'd really like to clean it up and get it blued, but I'm afraid that would cost more than the gun is worth...:confused:

TFC
 
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TheFrenchCanadian said:
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Well, not sure what it's officially called, but after 23 years of use, I like to refer to the finish on mine as "Crappy Looking"!:D

Seriously though, to me the so "called poly" coat on mine looks just like Tremclad - thick and glossy. Only one difference though: apparently it chips pretty bad!

I just picked up this '84 vintage Pre-B and got it for a good price, 'cause apparently the previous owners weren't very careful with the finish. Shoots like a dream though - I love everything about it but the finish...:)

I'd really like to clean it up and get it blued, but I'm afraid that would cost more than the gun is worth...:confused:

TFC
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If you can get it blasted, you can finish it yourself with Armacoat or Duracoat relatively easily.
 
Just a word...
While the 'High gloss blue' on the CZ 75 is pleasing to the eye, it is a royal
PITA for day to day wear....
Every little rub, smear, finger print 'jumps out' at you....
I would go with the polycoat finish...more durable, less hassle to maintain.
Remember the old Chinese curse..."May you get what you wish for!";)
 
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