I have two new 300 blackouts that I wanna do some type of camo job on. Suggestions? I like tge snake skin patterns but dunno if I can make that look as good as the ones ive seen
AR camo painting
- Thread starter wvfarrier
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You wont know till you try.....seems like mom used to say that all the time to me....
Practice on something else first (like some pieces of cardboard). Work at it to figure out both colors and how to get the pattern you want. Once you're happy with the paint (color and pattern) its time to try it on a rifle. You'll need to figure out which color would be the base color and which one(s) go on next in the right order to get the effect you want. Also, a couple of light coats are better than one heavy coat.
I use rubbing alcohol and lint free cleaning cloths to degrease the outside surfaces of the action/barrel/stock prior to painting. I go over it twice to make sure I don't miss anything.
I use rubbing alcohol and lint free cleaning cloths to degrease the outside surfaces of the action/barrel/stock prior to painting. I go over it twice to make sure I don't miss anything.
Sponge Camo Tutorial - AR15.COM
Pinestraw strikes again...now with brief TUTORIAL. - AR15.COM
Refinishing Forum Picture Thread - Page 97 - AR15.COM
These are not snake skin but there will people on their that could help. The sponge method is very easy and looks good.
Pinestraw strikes again...now with brief TUTORIAL. - AR15.COM
Refinishing Forum Picture Thread - Page 97 - AR15.COM
These are not snake skin but there will people on their that could help. The sponge method is very easy and looks good.
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