[drider]

Hi all, I have a Glock 26 in olive drab that one of my family member has (legal) possession in. After thinking about it I want another one! So make it a twin OD Glock 26's! Then I remembered they don't make it anymore! What are your guys thoughts on buying a black one then getting it duracoated? Yay or nay since it'll never match?

 

[Boot Stomper]

Hi all, I have a Glock 26 in olive drab that one of my family member has (legal) possession in. After thinking about it I want another one! So make it a twin OD Glock 26's! Then I remembered they don't make it anymore! What are your guys thoughts on buying a black one then getting it duracoated? Yay or nay since it'll never match?

Look for a used one in OD. They are out there, just take your time and look around. Also, do not pay any more for it being OD.

Someone here at Glock Talk may want to sell you an OD Glock.

 

[Snaps]

Kreakote is supposed to be amazingly tough. I've been thinking about the same thing in tan

 

[Giggity-Giggity]

I'd stick to an original OD green.

 

[danNiB-X]

I have read/ been told by my local Gun smith that Cerakote is the about the toughest polymer coating available right now...
http://www.gpigun.com/index_files/Page1314.htm

 

[voyager4520]

Take a look at this CeraKote-ed Gen4 G19:
http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1376004
(I'm not sure if that's Tan CeraKote or OD)

CeraKote comes in bake-on and air dry, I'm pretty sure they used the air dry version for the plastic frame. I don't think there's a CeraKote that will perfectly match Glock's OD plastic, but at least it'll be OD colored or whatever color you choose.