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I picked the pattern on Row 6, Column C. It seems to have more red highlights on my monitor than the final product, but I still like it.
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Did they do the prep work on the stock (sanding, etc.)?
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Karnis,
Yes, I just took the barrelled action out of the stock and sent it to them.
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picture didn't come thru anybody help me w/the website?
Last edited by powdr; 01/10/12.
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Is the stock smooth or does it have the textured finish?
I asked because I have a KS stock and a Winlite stock that I've considered painting, but they both have a textured finish.
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The finishes are smooth and thin so the texture of your stock will come through fine. I have 3 dipped shotguns all with texture and they look as they did when new just camo now
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I like it! I have a couple TI stocks laying around that mike need a different look.
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Many men go fishing all their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. - Henry David Thoreau
The best part of hunting and fishing was the thinking about going and the talking about it after you got back. - Robert Ruark
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AZBob - Do you know the reference number to the pattern you used?
Thanks,
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Many men go fishing all their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. - Henry David Thoreau
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Hydro-Dip has the most wood choices of anyone I've seen before; http://www.hydro-dip.com/all_patterns.htmI've used Tarjac to do camo dips and they are excellent to deal with, very good jobs done on three guns. www.tarjac.com
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I knew you were going to join in but I thought it would be something about getting your wood dipped. Lotsa wild things wave there brightly colored willys in the air to attract the opposite sex, it just might work.
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Boy, I'm surprised to see this 3-year old thread surface again. I looked at the hydroimaging website for the first time in a long while and it looks a lot different, so I can't really reference the wood grain pattern I chose.
Three years later, I've hunted with the rifle several times. I've put a few dings in the finish, and haven't bothered trying to cover them up. The gray of the undercoating shows through when it gets scratched. The finish of mine is a little slicker than the original TI stock finish. Still it's a good look, and I don't regret doing it.
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