Does anyone do fiberglass re-coating of McMillan stocks? I know that there must be a way to clear coat a return M40A1 stock. The glass webbing is coming through. Much like a surfboard repair.
Terry
Terry
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Re: Fiberglass recoat?
If one does not for sure know from what materials a stock (or surfboard) is made of, it is safer to go the epoxy route.
Model aeroplane hobby shops should have epoxy laminating resins and small quantities of thin glass cloth (2-4oz). One can lay up two layers over the worn areas and make smooth after curing via wet sanding and automotive filler.
edi
If one does not for sure know from what materials a stock (or surfboard) is made of, it is safer to go the epoxy route.
Model aeroplane hobby shops should have epoxy laminating resins and small quantities of thin glass cloth (2-4oz). One can lay up two layers over the worn areas and make smooth after curing via wet sanding and automotive filler.
edi
Re: Fiberglass recoat?
You could send it to McMillan to have it gelcoated, or you could order a gelcoat patch kit if its a small area that needs patching.
You could send it to McMillan to have it gelcoated, or you could order a gelcoat patch kit if its a small area that needs patching.
Re: Fiberglass recoat?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: USMCj</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You could send it to McMillan to have it gelcoated, or you could order a gelcoat patch kit if its a small area that needs patching. </div></div>
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: USMCj</div><div class="ubbcode-body">You could send it to McMillan to have it gelcoated, or you could order a gelcoat patch kit if its a small area that needs patching. </div></div>
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