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the flat black krylon should do the trick. You want to sand the surface a bit so you get a better contact, then start priming the gun, after that, you should use the black. You can seal it with turtle wax if you like for added protection, but then it will be shinier. There is no real way that the paint would affect your gun unless it got into the internals. If your not good with painting evenly then start on a test surface. My method is to do short sprays while moving your hand back and forth, DONT keep your hand still at any point unless its a touch up, but be aware that if you get too much paint on you will get running. My method has a higher chance of being uneven but it works perfectly for me, Others tend to just hold the can down and then do constant strokes.
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