BCB Bullet Coating

Engineered for Bullets. Not General-Purpose Powder Coating.

BCB Coating is Bullet Corp’s purpose-designed coating system for cast lead bullets.

Unlike conventional powder coating, BCB is mixed with the recommended solvent and applied as a thin, even wet coating before baking. It was developed specifically for the heat, pressure, friction and deformation experienced by a bullet during firing.

The result is a durable, smooth coating that bonds tightly to the bullet surface while providing the lubricity and thermal stability needed for serious shooting applications.

Why BCB Coating?

BCB was developed to give bullet casters a coating that is fast to apply, clean to work with and consistent in large batches.

• Self-Drying – The solvent flashes off quickly before baking.

• Self-Lubricating – Helps reduce friction between the bullet and barrel.

• Low Smoke – Cleaner shooting than traditional lubricated lead bullets.

• Excellent Adhesion – Designed to bond tightly to the lead surface.

• High Thermal Stability – Built to withstand the heat generated during firing.

• Weather & Chemical Resistant – Provides long-lasting protection around the bullet.

• High Strength – Designed to resist cracking, peeling and normal handling damage.

• No Traditional Bullet Lube Required – Cleaner bullets, cleaner handling and less mess.

  
  

Made for High-Volume Bullet Casting

BCB does not require every bullet to be individually stood upright during the coating process.

Once the coating has been applied correctly, bullets can be processed in large batches, making BCB particularly suitable for commercial bullet manufacturers and high-volume home casters.

The coating flows around the bullet to create a thin, even protective layer without the heavy buildup commonly associated with conventional powder coating.

See BCB Coating Put to the Test

We don’t only tell you the coating is tough — we test it.

Watch our BCB Coating test to see how the coating performs when subjected to physical abuse and deformation.

WATCH THE BCB COATING TEST VIDEO

Benefits on the Finished Bullet

When correctly applied and baked, BCB Coating helps provide:

• Reduced lead contact with the bore

• Reduced barrel fouling

• Smooth feeding through bullet feeders

• Consistent bullet surface finish

• Cleaner handling than traditionally lubricated lead bullets

• Suitability for conventional and polygonal barrels

• Protection across a wide range of handgun and rifle applications

  
  

14 Colours Available

Choose from:

Pewter | Green | Zombie Green | Lime | Gunmetal | Gunmetal Blue | Blue | Turquoise | Teal | Black Cherry | Black | Khaki | Rose | Red

Available in:

500 g1 kg

Important: BCB Is Not Conventional Powder Coating

BCB Coating is supplied as a powder, but it is not applied like normal electrostatic or shake-and-bake powder coating.

The powder must first be mixed with the recommended solvent mixture and then applied according to the BCB Coating instructions.

For the best adhesion, finish and performance, always follow the official coating procedure.

View BCB Coating Instructions

Production Lead Time

BCB Coating is manufactured in batches.

Current production lead time is approximately 2–4 months, depending on demand and the colour ordered.

Being flexible on colour may allow us to supply your order sooner where stock from another production batch is available.

For order updates, contact info@bulletcorp.co.za with your order number.

For international enquiries, contact order@bulletcorp.co.za.

International Customers

BCB Coating is used by bullet casters outside South Africa as well.

For customers in the United States, BCB Coating is also available through our US distributor.

USA ONLINE STORE

Designed, Developed and Manufactured by Bullet Corp

BCB Coating was developed specifically for coated lead bullets — not adapted from an industrial paint designed for something else.

Coat faster. Coat cleaner. Coat with BCB.