Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
if its the rubber stock will be difficult but if its the plastic one your good
I just did one I primed it with the kyrlon plastic paint primer
kt
if its the rubber stock will be difficult but if its the plastic one your good
I just did one I primed it with the kyrlon plastic paint primer
kt
Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
I would recomend you go to a hobby store and ask them if they have paint that will work for vinal/rubber. They usually have a pretty good selection and in good como colors as well.
I would recomend you go to a hobby store and ask them if they have paint that will work for vinal/rubber. They usually have a pretty good selection and in good como colors as well.
Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
once you get the rubber primed you can paint it with what ever you want. So try what Emilio suggested
kt
once you get the rubber primed you can paint it with what ever you want. So try what Emilio suggested
kt
Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
I used krylon fusion on mine and while it is not permanent it holds up fairly well if you let it cure for a few days before you touch it
I used krylon fusion on mine and while it is not permanent it holds up fairly well if you let it cure for a few days before you touch it
Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
The mold release agent still present on the stock is the biggest problem with the Hogues. One that is taken off (MEK seemed to work as good as anything else) blast the surface or hit it with 100 grit. Follow that up with an adhesion promotor that is used on vinyl parts, once that is cured use the paint of choice.
The mold release agent still present on the stock is the biggest problem with the Hogues. One that is taken off (MEK seemed to work as good as anything else) blast the surface or hit it with 100 grit. Follow that up with an adhesion promotor that is used on vinyl parts, once that is cured use the paint of choice.
Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
here's mine with Krylon fusion, but like said it is all about prep. Mine I just wiped down with alcohol on a lint free rag
here's mine with Krylon fusion, but like said it is all about prep. Mine I just wiped down with alcohol on a lint free rag
Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
or what you could do is find a pattern that works well with whatever color the rubber inletting is, mask off the rubber and paint your pattern leaving the black(?) inlets black. ive seen some rifles done that way, and i think it looks pretty damn good... for a factory stock at least.
or what you could do is find a pattern that works well with whatever color the rubber inletting is, mask off the rubber and paint your pattern leaving the black(?) inlets black. ive seen some rifles done that way, and i think it looks pretty damn good... for a factory stock at least.
Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
i would load a pic but i have no idea how to do it. my stock has a rubbery feal to it. so i need to get a type of primer used on viynl parts right? and let that cure than put whatever pattern i want on the gun.
i would load a pic but i have no idea how to do it. my stock has a rubbery feal to it. so i need to get a type of primer used on viynl parts right? and let that cure than put whatever pattern i want on the gun.
Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
sorry, im on a government computer, and it wont load most pics(damn filters) on this site. i didnt realize what stock you werer referring to. i thought you had the SPS plastic injection molded stock with the rubber inletting. not the rubber stock. my bad, sorry for the bad advice.
sorry, im on a government computer, and it wont load most pics(damn filters) on this site. i didnt realize what stock you werer referring to. i thought you had the SPS plastic injection molded stock with the rubber inletting. not the rubber stock. my bad, sorry for the bad advice.
Re: Will Dura Coat stick to a hogue stock?????
yes it will stick, but you must rough it up just enough to get the mold release agent out of the stock.
a slight glass bead and then clean really well with denatured alcohol, make sure your bear hands don't touch it during and after cleaning, wear latex cloves.
here is 3 I have done, duracoats does not have to be baked, let it cure for 1 week after applying to synthetic stocks or frames
yes it will stick, but you must rough it up just enough to get the mold release agent out of the stock.
a slight glass bead and then clean really well with denatured alcohol, make sure your bear hands don't touch it during and after cleaning, wear latex cloves.
here is 3 I have done, duracoats does not have to be baked, let it cure for 1 week after applying to synthetic stocks or frames
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