[45R]

I'm starting to get bored of my fiberglass stock and feel the need to upgrade the paint on it.

Can anyone recommend a good painter for a multicam paintjob?

Thanks!

45R

 

[RET DEP 04]

Check these guys out, they do a number of different camos and the reviews are good.

http://outdoorhydrographics.com/

 

[geeck]

Pick the right colors and this would make a good pass for Multicam. DIY and save yourself some money.

http://www.stevensonenterprise.com/bulldogarms/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=10
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If money is no object those Hydro-dip jobs are awesome

 

[Dragoon 15]

Go hydordip....my stock looks as good as the one above. You will spend 150.00 but its worth it.

 

[BagemTagem]

I second that....except dont do this


IT REALLY HURTS MY EYES

 

[m1amikea]

That is sick!

 

[rogue007]

I honestly wouldn't go the hydrographic route.... I have seen many, and I mean many times where it just peels right off. I have tons of customers ask if I can repair or touch-up the spot where it has peeled off. It's all in the degreasing when laying down water born graphics. If you are not there while they are degreasing it, then you can't know if it was done right. I know...... I have a buddy that makes luggage/hunting racks for SUV's and such and been there many times.


Multicam is in my opinion the most labor intensive camo patterns to do.



I paint it, but I use duracoat and do not use their 'camo pak', I instead use a custom blend of their colors to perfectly match actual clothing/gear.



Btw.... Sorry, not taking any orders right now, I'm all back up for a few months and have to get caught up before accepting any more work.

 

[45R]

Thanks for the great input folks. I called Hydro Dip this afternoon and they mentioned that I might want to strip down my Mossy Oak stock before sending it in. Any suggestions on removing the current Mossy Oak finish?

TIA!

 

[MoMoPacksa45]

Try Todd Jackson at Manners Composite stocks. He did an HS Pss stock for me in Multicam. Turned out great !!!

Mike

 

[crang11]

Karsten did mine. Came out nice but was a long wait-

 

[45R]

I would love to use Karsten again for a stock but I think he is out of the game! That's a great looking M1A.

 

[CaffeineJunkie]

Check out Todd Powers at Phantom Finishing - phantomfinishing.com - he does amaing Cerakote work...

 

[mkd357]

These guys do some great Duracoat work. Multicam is in the mix as well.

http://missionspeccamo.com/info.html

 

[kc-griz]

Hydrodip. Did mine and have no regrets. Prep is the key. The company that did mine guarantees against peeling.

 

[CRASH -CAF-]

Hydrodip. Did mine and have no regrets. Prep is the key. The company that did mine guarantees against peeling.

And that company was???

 

[kc-griz]

And that company was???

Roberts Outdoor Hydrographics in Liberty, MO.


http://outdoorhydrographics.com/

 

[Jason_G]

My brother's Benelli pump came hydrodipped from the factory, and it looked like poo-poo after a season of duck hunting. I hope y'all have better luck. Maybe the factory hydrodip from Benelli wasn't as good? I think I would paint it myself if it were me.

 

[Charlene32]

PLUS 1 on missionspec camo. they duracoated my whole gun and it's holding up real good.

can you hydro dip a scope? how does it work?

 

[TacticalTurtle]

PLUS 1 on missionspec camo. they duracoated my whole gun and it's holding up real good.

can you hydro dip a scope? how does it work?

I believe it is the same process, they just cover up the lenses and adjustment numbers on the knobs. I could be wrong though.

 

[MrShmitty]

Hydrodip. Did mine and have no regrets. Prep is the key. The company that did mine guarantees against peeling.

That is beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!