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I had several boring black stocks and thought I would get out some sponges and Krylon camo paints and give it a shot. It was easier than I thought. Top is a Manners. Bottom two are McMillan Edge.
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Daaaang. Any details you can share on your process?
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+1 - Nice work there 257. Those turned out nice - really like the one with the red recoil pad, slick!!
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Daaaang. Any details you can share on your process? ^^^ THIS ^^^ Been thinking about doing the same to a couple of McM's that I have. A faux Manners Midnight Camo would be at the top of my list. What type of sponge did you use?
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Daaaang. Any details you can share on your process? ^^^ THIS ^^^ Been thinking about doing the same to a couple of McM's that I have. A faux Manners Midnight Camo would be at the top of my list. What type of sponge did you use? I just ordered a bag of sponges off of Amazon - You get 6 or 7 small ones in a bag and free shipping. These: Painting Sponges - Link Here Rubbed the stocks down with a rag and some acetone. Taped off the pads. And used camo forest green and khaki flat paints. I just bought spray paint and sprayed it on my cardboard "drop cloth", dipped the sponges, and blotted the paint on. Way too easy. What's really cool is I just noticed that the khaki sponge looks like a Zombie profile....so I'm now ready to kill some zombies!!
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Daaaang. Any details you can share on your process? ^^^ THIS ^^^ Been thinking about doing the same to a couple of McM's that I have. A faux Manners Midnight Camo would be at the top of my list. What type of sponge did you use? It's been a couple of hours now since 257H posted this - I'm surprised I haven't gotten a text from you already showing three or four newly painted stocks.
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Those look great. Did you do one color and let dry before applying the other color. Are you going to clear coat over everything. Thanks for any more information.
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Those look great. Did you do one color and let dry before applying the other color. Are you going to clear coat over everything. Thanks for any more information. I was going to clear coat, but now maybe not. Seems tough enough and will get tougher when it cures. I did the olive drab first and waited maybe 15 minutes. It was mostly dry when I did the khaki.
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That means a lot coming from THE MASTER!! Thanks.
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Great job 257, I think I'm gonna try this on a couple of mine
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Awesome job. Thanks for posting that.
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Looks really good. Just post your address now and people can send you their stocks! Give you something to do this winter
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Is the base black or green?
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