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I'm glad to see that people are still using my camo sponge painting technique.

I actually developed that technique years ago and posted a detailed tutorial on how to do it. It got pretty popular, and I've even seen some commercial gun or stock manufacturers use it.

Never could have made any money off the idea, but I'm still glad to see it's still being used quite a bit.

I've refined and added to the technique, but I still do some rifle like that.



Before the camo sponge technique, I painted a shadow pattern camo on stocks. It was okay too.

You got skills. You need to use them

OMG where’s the bleach for my eyes! I’ll never be able to unsee what I’ve seen

Damn! If you give lessons, I want to buy some for Beaver for Christmas.

MtnBoomer does some very nice work. Just had him paint a stock for me and it turned out great. I'd highly recommend him.

I keep it simple

That is really nice.

+1 ... Had my KS stock hydro-dipped Kuiu Verde (original). Even though totally different shades of green, lay the rifle down in 6"-8" of spring time fescue, you will notice the black barrel several steps before you notice the stock. Very effective.

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