No answers from strictly trapping, so, does anyone know of an at home way of coating traps like the no bs traps? It says that it is a water based dip that is heated and cured.

I think he sells a spray can of it. He use to take in traps and get them coated. He's probably too busy now??

I recall a thread about it quite a while ago. Try the search function.
I know with my old white ones, it stuck on pretty good, but does start chip off after the first fire, the finish on a few black ones I just got are a bit different. My old ones are still good enough that all I do is rub a bit of dry wax on the friction points.
Might have to contact Ken about a can of touch up stuff though, didn?t see any on his site.

This might work watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZ6xDYOWGhQ

Can't remember the name, but Harbor Freight sells a powder coating in several colors. Spray it on, let dry, bake it hard. Easy Peasy.