I've had numerous bows with it. I love it. If I ever have a gun refinished, it will be with this camo process. It goes on smooth, and is more durable than a lot of finishes I've seen.
Freedom Graphix in Ada, OK did mine.
I love it and it is holding up well enough. It ain't supposed to be pretty. I actually hunt and use my rifles so a nick or scratch here and there has never bothered me.
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I love it and it is holding up well enough. It ain't supposed to be pretty. I actually hunt and use my rifles so a nick or scratch here and there has never bothered me.
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I use to do this with 4 wheeler plastics and it held up great. I would think it would be even better on a gun.
timbersedgecamo.com, kit is $99. Really good two part review/instructional video , 1st part is here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yt6_ur8hybY&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yt6_ur8hybY&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
Thanks for the posts guys. I talked to a guy at hydo-dip and he seemed to know his stuff. He said for $125 they would prep, prime, dip, and satin clear coat. Sounds like an excellent deal for a complete job...
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