Glitter Gunz Mag Base Plate

A Glitter Gunz™ coating shimmers and shines and adds a fun splash of color - mix and match to help identify your mags!  FEATURES: A durable, sparkling coating applied utilizing specialized equipment. The slight tactile texture of the coating provides a non-slip grip. Available as replacement Glitter Gunz plate only OR a factory OEM magazine with the Glitter Gunz plate installed. Available only for Glock 43/43X, Glock double-stack 9mm models, Sig P365/P365X MORE ABOUT THE GLITTERGUNZ PROCESS: Cerakote is the most durable and preferred coating for firearms. This Cerakote®-based process provides beauty while retaining full functionality of the firearm. Hesseling Precision took Cerakote and elevated it, developing and perfecting the patent-pending Glitter Gunz™ finish. GunGoddess is an authorized dealer, so your mag plates will be coated by Hesseling's expert applicators, with 35+ years of experience in customizing firearms. They'll apply their unique combination of ceramic-based Cerakote together with their proprietary glitter coating, to achieve the stunning Glitter Gunz™ finish!  WILL THE GLITTER WEAR OFF? The glitter is embedded into the finish and won't rub off. You may notice a flake or two of the glitter initially. This is not abnormal and does not diminish the quality of the finish - it will lessen with use. As with all other coatings on the market, it is not indestructible. Heavy use may result in slight wear in certain spots. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY: You will receive a Glitter Gunz™ Certificate of Authenticity with your mag plates. This is your verification that you've received a genuine Glitter Gunz™ product. LIFETIME WARRANTY: Glitter Gunz™ guarantees that the coating will not crack or fade for the lifetime that you own your firearm. If your Glitter Gunz™ coating were to experience either of these issues, then it will be recoated free of charge. This guarantee does not cover normal wear and tear to the product's finish, as using any firearm involves friction that cannot be avoided, which will cause wear and tear on all firearm finishes over time.