Swirl Painting my stock

[steelfingers]

You could go to a lumberyard or cabinet shop and pick up a scrap piece of the same wood to practice on.

Just a thought.

It's a synthetic stock. Need to find something that's near that to test on.

 

[steelfingers]

Have to find some cheap household items made of thermoplastics. Not sure if tupperware will fill that bill or not.
Any suggestions?

 

[MacFromOK]

It's a synthetic stock. Need to find something that's near that to test on.

Lol, sorry... my bad.

You might still do a small test out of sight, either under the barrel or the butt-plate (if it has one).

Just another thought.

 

[druryj]

hey,

It was a CZ-75 compact, wasn't it? I remember that one....

That's it, rub it in...here's some salt, go ahead put it on the open wound and maybe it will hurt me more. Even I am not dum enouff to rattle can a beautiful duo-tone CZ 75 Compact. (But I was dum enouff to sell it).

It was a S&W M&P 15-22. It really did come put great; but then, as I have often done before; I sold the thing in a state of dizzy stoopidity.

 

[p238shooter]

If enough people do this, there will be very few "bad" black scary rifles in Oklahoma.

Even non gunners might get to like them better in a different color. Snowflake white anyone? Lavender liberal? Greenpeace? Hey, kinda like the sound of that one. Wonder how chrome with a clear coat would hold up? Someone used to make a woodgrain paint, now wouldn't that be a novel idea, a .223/5.56 with woodgrain furniture?

I guess I will just keep running mine in black primer until I can decide.