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show me your custom painted stocks wanting to get some ideas . Thanks
Here's the two I just recently had done:

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Rem 700 Mountain Rifle in 7/08 dropped into a Ti stock.

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Rem 700 action, Pac-Nor SS 280AI tube, McM KS stock.
I like the bottom one what colors ?
Here is one Karl did http://www.kampfeldcustom.com/ black paint with sliver web. I tell him to go light on the web.

In a Ti take off
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Same gun, same paint in a McMillan Mt Rifle stock
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What type of paint and prep work are necessary on glass stocks. What type of web paint. I have one I'd love to try.
Originally Posted by Palmetto
What type of paint and prep work are necessary on glass stocks. What type of web paint. I have one I'd love to try.


I would call Eddie on that.

http://www.fosnaughcustoms.com/index.html
Mr Bin did this one for me.
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First one is my Grandson's that Charley Santoni did for us.
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The next 2 Charley also did for me.
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Butch
here are some I did with rattle can fusion and stencils on plain jane remington stocks.

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got my stencils here

http://tacticalcamo.com/index.html
Here is one I did with the rattle cans and webbing:

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I just wiped it all down with rubbing alcohol, let dry and then go to town.
Here's a couple from a recent range day.

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Originally Posted by CUTNHARE
I like the bottom one what colors ?


McM olive with black and white webbing.
Self done
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Tan camo Fusion with black webbing on an HS sporter:

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Done by myself and a friend.
Not a very good picture, the color is much better than what you see in picture. Its a flat dark earth/brown mix with black splatter.



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Tan, blk, and white.

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The Clown Killer.
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It now looks like this.
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And another.
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SuperSeal110, who finished your stock? Very nice.
first one is my sako .270 CAS did, the second is my M70 280 AI I did with aluma-hyde. Sorry not much foo-foo
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I'd like to try doing this on one of mine. Where does one get the "webbing" pattern? Is it available commercially?
You can get the webbing spray here:

Krylon Webbing Spray

I haven't had much luck finding it in stores.
This is my 6PPC BR rifle
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This is a redwood carbon fiber laminated stock. 19oz. Michael Kavanaugh LtJG USN did the paint.
Butch
Butch,

I used to admire your taste in wood stocks. grin
Doug,
I admire your taste in rifles.
Butch
Butch that is wicked looking!!!!
Originally Posted by fshaw
SuperSeal110, who finished your stock? Very nice.


I believe Rick Bin painted it, but I'm not 100% positive.
member kend did this for me in duracoat.
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Well thanks Butch!

My next custom will be a full custom Dakota 10 by James Anderson, caliber TBD.

And I like stainless rifles with olive paint jobs, just to stay on topic. grin
Thanks, KDF. I'll check into that.
I kind of like the way this one turned out. Rattle cans and webbing.

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I like the olive with black webbing, I would like to see a olive with black and white webbing .
Top stock is a Bansner High Tech painted by Kend, another campfire member and the bottom is an MPI painted by Bell and Carlson
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A few different flavors
A 700 Pss painted by Rick Bin
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A 788 in an LVSF stock I painted
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A 700 in a Ti stock I painted for my son
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A 700 Not painted but dipped in trebark
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Pmc
Czech Mauser chambered to 257 AI w/ POS tuperware Fajen covered w/ stonetouch in gotham gray:

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It didn't hold up as well w/ the stonetouch clearcoat so it now looks like somebody peed on it after I got a little over diligent with the "clear" aluma-hyde II:

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But she still looks great while laying with the dogs:

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I found it helpful to use a very coarse sandpaper (I think I went 60 grit?) all over the stock in many different directions, then acetone, then primer made for plastic, then multiple layers of paint, then a few days to cure, then a few VERY thin layers of Aluma-Hyde II to keep it from building up as you can see it did on this one in the middle pic. I had done a Rem 597 this way for a young man from my church and was more careful on his w/ the Aluma-Hyde II and it looks great and is holding up very nicely.

The stonetouch has a unique look and provides grip that other types of paint don't.

This crappy stock was supposed to be just a stopgap while waiting for a laminate but has been used longer than originally anticipated... mostly because I can't stop building or buying new rifles long enough to pay attention to improving this one... it shoots great no matter how ugly the handle!
how does a black with OD green webbing look ? black with tan webbing ?
Krylon Camo

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CUTNHARE;
This is my 98 parts gun with a Wildcat Composites stock.

The base is Krylon Fusion brown with some tan, flat black and primer grey stencils as accents.
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We can't seem to find webbing paint up here in Canada in any color other than silver, otherwise I'd like to try that on the next project.

Thanks for all who put up photos, the creative ideas are great to look at.

Have a good week all.

Regards,
Dwayne
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Brown Precision, painted by Wildcat composites.
Here is one that our own Rick Bin did for me. He said he'd never do another. ASAT gave me permission to copy their pattern.

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Here is Bell and Carlson's hydrofilm application called Natural Gear.

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A colored sharpie can be used to highlight or change tone. Rubbing lightly with some brake clean will blend in the sharpie if desired. When time for a change brake clean willl easily remove it.
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