Hi,
I have a ruger 77/22 done up in a mono color camo with green barrel and action and black scope and stock. I am considering painting it in a digital pattern ,however I have some concerns. I know the paint with the nice metal primer I used will wear like iron on the metal parts, but the synthetic stock is another story. The ruger synthetic stock is like teflon masking tape can't even stick to it. Do any of you have any idea whether merely sanding the finish with steel wool for instance will remedy the problem. I am between a rock and hard place on this one because if the paint doesn't stick it is going to look like the dickens.
I have a ruger 77/22 done up in a mono color camo with green barrel and action and black scope and stock. I am considering painting it in a digital pattern ,however I have some concerns. I know the paint with the nice metal primer I used will wear like iron on the metal parts, but the synthetic stock is another story. The ruger synthetic stock is like teflon masking tape can't even stick to it. Do any of you have any idea whether merely sanding the finish with steel wool for instance will remedy the problem. I am between a rock and hard place on this one because if the paint doesn't stick it is going to look like the dickens.