Cerakote® Glacier Titanium C-7900 is engineered to deliver outstanding durability and finish stability in extreme high-temperature environments. Formulated to withstand continuous temperatures up to 1,800°F, this advanced ceramic coating also resists severe thermal shock - including direct quenching in water without degradation. C-7900 maintains a sleek, satin titanium finish even under the most demanding conditions. As part of the Cerakote Glacier Series, it is an air-cured, ready-to-spray ceramic coating designed for high-heat applications.
Note: This coating is PFAS-free.
Additional Notes: This product does not require catalyst. A 100 Mesh Strainer (SE-275) is required for proper application.
Application
VOC compliant in all 50 states.
Performance
Check out the Resources section for product application guides, technical data sheets and SDS information.
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SKU: C-7900
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Cure Schedule | Air Cure: Tack Free 45 - 60 minutes, Full Cure 5 Days |
| Recommended Thickness (mil) | 1 |
| Strainer Size (mesh) | 100 (Part # SE-275) |
| Gloss Level / Units (GU) | Flat / 3 |
| Density (g/mL) | 1.42 |
| % Solids (±2%) | 59 |
| Viscosity (cP) | 210 |
| Theoretical Coverage per gal @ Recommended Mil Thickness (ft²) | 947 |
| Coating Stability (°F) Max. Temp. | 1800 |
| Color Stability (°F) Max Temp. | 500° |
| Chemical Resistance | Excellent |
| Pencil Hardness Gouge ASTM D3363 | 6H |
| Pencil Hardness Scratch ASTM D3363 | 6H |
| Crosscut Adhesion ASTM D3359 | 4B |
| Flexibility (% Resistance) Conical Mandrel Bend ASTM D522 | 98 |
| Impact Performance Direct/Indirect (in-lbs.) ASTM D2794 | 60/40 |
Application Guide
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Note on Custom/Large Orders: Bulk orders or specialized formulations may require additional lead time. If your order requires extra processing time, our team will notify you immediately.
Admin
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What do you use to thin Cerakote?
Answer from Admin
We don't recommend adding or removing anything from our coatings in hopes of adjusting the viscosity if it's too thick or thin. Doing so may jeopardize the performance and longevity of what we know our products are capable of. There are ways to mitigate coating from reaching a point of unusable status. The articles below provide information on Cerakote® shelf-life, storage and agitation to assist with longevity.
What is the Shelf-Life of Cerakote?
Dirk Phillips
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How much time is required for c series to “flash“ before tape or stencils can be used to apply multiple colors?
Answer from Admin
The recommended tack free time for C-series is 45 minutes to one hour, at this time you can then apply your stencils.
Admin
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How should I etch Fiber Glass?
Answer from josh benton
There are two options to etch Carbon Fiber, Fiber Glass, Plastic, Polymers, and soft substrates.
1) Lightly sandblast with #100 grit Aluminum Oxide or Garnet Sand (between 30-40PSI) to give the surface a blasted profile.
2) Use a Red Scotch Brite pad to provide a suitable etch.
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