Camouflaging Stock?

[Brux]

Who does this that you would recommend? Not looking for a DIY project.
Show pics if you can.
Thanks

 

[Kevins750]

just do it yourself. Top rifle was done by me with $20 of rattle can in 20 minutes. Every range session it has been to people can't believe it's
a DIY paint job.

 

[McNamara0851]

The internet never ceases to amaze me. OP specifically states “no diy”. First comment, “just diy”. FFS.
Custom Gun Coatings did this T4A. Bought it second hand. Don’t care for the color, but the work is top notch.

 

[Kevins750]

Lots of people don't want to DIY until they find out the task is relatively simple.

Just letting him know, not a big task.

 

[ddavis]

Redbeard Gunworks in Portland, TX does excellent Cerakote work. Anything you can think up.

 

[benson821]

I cut up a sponge into different shapes and tore the edges and dabbed each piece into different colors and layered the paint onto the stock.

 

[gsd1983]

DC Precision LLC did this one for me. I know it’s not “camo” per se, but colors are just colors, and can be changed.

Dave does good work.

 

[SlimySquirrel]

You could have it hydro dipped and then a clear cera cote finish over the top to make it more durable.
Lots of hydro dipping options out there and a clear ceracote finish won’t be expensive.

You could do it yourself though as has been suggested. It just won’t last as well as ceracoat.

 

[Brux]

I have a T2A in black and I am looking for either Manners GAP or Swamp pattern.

 

[Elite_KG]

Sponged over my original sponge pattern from Manners.

 

[Elite_KG]

Kryptek inspired pattern on Seekins

 

[Elite_KG]

One off pattern on 22-250 Rem 700