Pattern guide
The two-tone fade Cerakote pattern
A two-tone fade blends one color into another across the length of the part — subtle at the transition, bold at the ends. It reads custom without reading busy, which makes it one of the easiest upsells from a solid color.
Live preview rendered in your browser — the same generator the studio applies to your part photo.
How it sprays
Sprayed freehand with distance control at the transition — no stencils, but a steady hand. Most shops charge it as a two-color job plus a blend fee.
Choosing colors
Highest contrast works best: a warm tone into a deep black, or a bright accent into graphite. Keep the darker color at the muzzle/business end.
A proven combo to start from
Real catalog colors that work for two-tone fade — click any swatch for pairings and similar shades.