Can you laser a photograph onto a firearm?
Yes — portraits, landscapes and crests are imaged at photographic resolution. Bring the highest resolution original you have; detail cannot be invented at the laser.

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Photographic images, crests, logos, landscapes and custom artwork permanently laser-imaged into Cerakote-coated surfaces. Using high-resolution fibre laser ablation, we remove the top ceramic layer to expose the contrasting substrate beneath, creating a crisp, non-fading image that becomes part of the finish itself. Ideal for commemorative pieces, unit markings, family portraits and brand identifiers. The surface must first be prepared as a Cerakote finish, and the same fibre laser personalises leather holsters and bags to match.




The image is prepared for ablation — contrast, tonal range and line weight are adjusted for the coating rather than for paper.
The part is Cerakoted in the colour that will surround the image. The coating is the ink; the substrate is the paper.
A fibre laser removes the ceramic in graduated passes, exposing the contrasting metal beneath at photographic resolution.
Edges are cleaned, the piece is inspected under raking light and reassembled.
Yes — portraits, landscapes and crests are imaged at photographic resolution. Bring the highest resolution original you have; detail cannot be invented at the laser.
No. The image is not printed on top of the finish, it is cut into it. It wears at the same rate as the coating around it.
Yes. The contrast comes from removing coating to reveal the substrate, so a coated surface is what makes the image possible.
Magazines, receivers, dust covers, grip panels and accessories all take imaging well. Flat and gently curved surfaces give the cleanest result.
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