Painting a stock

[hunter399]

Anybody ever have good luck ,seems like mine didn't come out as good as I like , what do u all think,and pics of your stocks painted.

[thinkingman]

There are articles and YouTube videos out the culo on this subject.
Google is your friend.

[Boss .300 winmag]

That'll work. 

[bullfisher]

This is the only gun i've ever painted myself. Yours looks fine to me.

[Reidus]

My first attempt at kryptek.

[hunter399]

Just a update here ,i did change my pattern again,my clear coat got a run or two,but overall it's ok .Better than black.

[M_ray]

Would seem a lot easier to me to just send it to NW Hydrprint and have it dipped?  it's not expensive and in less time you can have a professional looking pattern 

[hunter399]

Would seem a lot easier to me to just send it to NW Hydrprint and have it dipped?  it's not expensive and in less time you can have a professional looking pattern 

Is hydrprint 12 dollar's at Wal-Mart I don't think so.

[M_ray]

Would seem a lot easier to me to just send it to NW Hydrprint and have it dipped?  it's not expensive and in less time you can have a professional looking pattern 

Is hydrprint 12 dollar's at Wal-Mart I don't think so.

No  but it's not expensive ... btw I didn't mean yours didn't look good because for a home paint job it's excellent. You just seemed to be looking for an upgraded improvement. IMO the next step up would be getting it professionally dipped   

[jasnt]

I paint all my rifles. Here's a few

[jay.sharkbait]

This is the only gun i've ever painted myself. Yours looks fine to me.

Channeling your inner Rhodesian?

[hunter399]

Would seem a lot easier to me to just send it to NW Hydrprint and have it dipped?  it's not expensive and in less time you can have a professional looking pattern 

Is hydrprint 12 dollar's at Wal-Mart I don't think so.

No  but it's not expensive ... btw I didn't mean yours didn't look good because for a home paint job it's excellent. You just seemed to be looking for an upgraded improvement. IMO the next step up would be getting it professionally dipped   

I'm sure that would look really good if I wanted to pay for it ,i just have a hard time paying for something that I can do myself.thank you for the comments I was thinking about hdro dipping it my self but cold weather might affect it.

[bullfisher]

This is the only gun i've ever painted myself. Yours looks fine to me.

Channeling your inner Rhodesian?

I don't know what that means but if you're refering to the patern, it was a random rope and tape job with predator camo colors in mind. Looks great in the woods. Better than trying to blend in with a big black stick I guess.

[hunter399]

This is what I'm was thinking for hydro dip except a gun stock but the same way.

[jay.sharkbait]

This is the only gun i've ever painted myself. Yours looks fine to me.

Channeling your inner Rhodesian?

I don't know what that means but if you're refering to the patern, it was a random rope and tape job with predator camo colors in mind. Looks great in the woods. Better than trying to blend in with a big black stick I guess.

Sorry

It reminded me of the way they painted the FN-FAL'S  and G3's during the Bush War late 60's 70's

[coop2424]

I paint almost everyone of my rifle stocks.  Not sure why but I guess it is to have something a little different than factory rifle.  This is the last one I did on my first savage build.  Also did the marine tex texture on it.  I now have the 5 year old help me with the sponge painting so it is a good father daughter time.

[carpsniperg2]

If you are on predator masters or join up there is a few really great write up's on there. I use the sponge technique a lot and have had excellent results.

Here is my turkey/yote scatter gun.