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Burnt Bronze H-148

  • Name Burnt Bronze
  • Code H-148
  • Family Metallics
  • Swatch #6d5a48 · measured by spectrophotometer on the sprayed coating

The first three previews are free and need no account. Pick Burnt Bronze in the studio, part by part, or put it in a camo with the colors below.

Close to Burnt Bronze

The 6 colors in the catalog nearest this swatch, across every family, for a two-tone that stays in one register or a change of mind that keeps the look.

Springfield FDE
H-305
A.I. Dark Earth
H-250
Glock FDE
H-261
Troy Coyote Tan
H-268
Multicam Dark Brown
H-342
Patriot Brown
H-226

Strong partners for Burnt Bronze

The color furthest from this swatch in each of the families most often used for an accent, worked out from the swatches. A place to start for a two-tone finish, not a rule.

Stormtrooper White
H-297
Light Sand
H-142
Parakeet Green
H-331

More in Metallics

Barrett Bronze
H-259
Black Gold
H-375
Blue Titanium
H-185
Bright Nickel
H-157
Champagne
H-363
Copper
H-347
Copper Brown
H-149
Copper Suede
H-310
Crushed Silver
H-255
Fools Gold
H-376
Gold
H-122
Gun Metal Grey
H-219
Midnight Bronze
H-294
Platinum Grey
H-337
Rose Gold
H-327
Satin Aluminum
H-151
Satin Mag
H-147
Savage Stainless
H-150
Shimmer Aluminum
H-158
Smoked Bronze
H-359
Stainless
H-152
Titanium
H-170
Titanium
E-250
Tungsten
H-237
Vortex Bronze
H-293

Put Burnt Bronze in a coating pattern, or read how to choose a Cerakote color.

On the part, not on a screen

A swatch is a guide to Burnt Bronze, not the coating. On a part the color depends on the prep, the film thickness, the surface under it and the light it is seen in, and no two shops spray it quite the same. That is what the studio is for: it renders Burnt Bronze on a photo of your own hardware, so what you decide on is the look and not a square. Cerakote® is a registered trademark of NIC Industries, Inc.; the name and code are theirs, and PewPreview is independent of them.