The other post has gotten so long that I thought it might be time to update.

I offer the painting of your stock for $55. That includes return shipping.
Nothing fancy. Nothing complicated. Just a base color with spider web.
I use a decent quality chip resistant paint.
Primer, a couple of color coats, depending on the color.
Spider web. Then one to three coats of clear.

I have a variety of colors. From the usual OD green to black, tan, grey etc.
I have done some in: John Deere green, red, orange, lime......
I'll be posting a few pictures each day.
If I've done a stock for you and you want to post it here feel free to do so.

$55 total.... Ten days to two weeks turnaround time average.
Returning customer / friend price is $50......
Discounts also on two, or more sent at the same time.
Two for $100
Three for $145

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When you ship to me please remove sling studs and recoil pad if possible.....

If anyone has found any faults in the stock paint and with use over time please share.

Tag. Will be in touch shortly.

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Overstocked on silver and white spider web.
Take $5 off if you pick a color that's compatible with those two.....

Anyone up for a new shade of green???

Just got mine back and couldn't be more pleased. This started out as a hydro dipped graphic that had become sticky over time. This paint job is a big improvement and highly recommended.

PM sent.

Lee,
Thank you for trusting me with your work.
And not just Lee, but also all the other members / friends that I have done work for.
John

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What colors are those?

That's nice

Dark od green with black and bronze spider web.
I think the bronze is actually a little on the gold side.

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Got three that "John Boy" painted for me. I love mine! Great to deal with and quick too. I use them all and they have held up very well.

Thank you for the feedback DoubleCK

Don't forget.... Take $5 off if you choose silver, or white webbing.
I've got an overstock on those two.....

I've got a new black on blacK.
Picture isn't the best...

What a difference a little paint makes. My personal rifle. Non factory stock.

Have you ever done a carbon bow?

must have liked the coyote brown, thats one of the colors you did for me, as usual great job and quick turnaround.

You picked a great name for the color.

Never have done a bow. I'm presuming you mean a compound bow.
I know zero about them so it would need to come to me completely disassembled sending only the parts to be painted.

Yup that's what I was taking about. I've heard of some issues with getting paint to adhere to the carbon bows, so I was curious if you might have done one before. If you are interested in trying one you should let me know how much you think it would be.

Here's for the guys who have asked about durability.
One as done a year ago. The other two years ago.
Rolled around the floor in the car and jeep. Under seats etc. Well used.

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For your wife, or daughter.....

Wow that looks familiar. Got mine back yesterday,couldn't have been more pleased. Great job John Boy.

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Black with silver and black spider web.

I highly recommend John Boy 's paint jobs , great communication , tough finishes , boxing for return was top notch .

The above stock mounted on the rifle.

I may have a fresh supply of Remington 700 stocks available in two weeks. I'll post if I'm able to get them. They should run about $85 shipped to the lower 48. Painted and ready to go.

Looks great. Is the webbing have a textured feel? One of the pics looked like it was raised a bit over the base color.

Yes, the black and white spider web tend to be slightly raised above the base coat.
The silver and bronze / gold tend to flatten a bit.

All I need is a stock to try it out on.....

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Ramblin99's stock. The same as two postings above.

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I’ve got a hydro dipped Kimber stock which needs painting. Do those present any issues?

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The only paint job I ever had fail was on a camo Hogue stock. It was for a member here. I refunded his money. I guarantee my work. It is chip resistant.
With a light sanding yours should be fine.

Sounds good. After deer season I’ll sand the hydro dip off and send it to you. The factory camo job is not only ugly, but a joke as far as durability goes. Scratches off with a fingernail.

Be careful with your sanding. Any deep scratches are misery.
150 to 200 grit. Don't worry about getting it squeaky clean. I can put the final sanding on it.
Are you in Alaska?

Yes, I’m in Alaska.

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Tag. Great looking work.

Thanks....

Painted stocks are gonna be my Christmas present from my wife. I buy it and she wraps it, that way I get exactly what I want.





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Do you give lessons? Asking for a friend.





















@Beaver10

Sorry, lessons by message wouldn't be a viable option.
Google would be better.

He did a great job on my Remington 700 stock.

Newest color....

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I have a original wood stock on my .270 Remington 700. Do you paint wood stocks? I know it would be a little more work than a synthetic. Let me know if you do and a price. 479-263-2457

Want u to paint a stock like this...what do u call it? U posted a picture on 7/28/10 of it.
Looks like a dark olive base with black and tan webbing
Jerry light

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John Boy,

Do you accept B&C Medalist stocks that have turned sticky? If so, is there an extra charge Sir?

PM sent.

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Bump... The B&C stock is almost done. I wish I had done a before Ann's after picture.... I'll post the after picture at least.

Satin clear coat on the Bell and Carlson stock.

Looks great!

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I highly recommend John. He brought my sticky B&C Medalist back to life looking better than the original finish. And...he is a very fine gentleman to do business with. You can't go wrong with John.

Thank you model70man.

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More of John's nice work. My Marlin 336Y. I stripped the Mar-shield finish off the stock as best I could with a citrus stripper paste, boxed it up and sent it to John. My pictures don't do justice to his work or the rich olive color. I am very pleased with how it came out. Thanks, John!

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Had one done a few months ago
excellent job very fast shipping

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Tag. I have a M70 classic Stainless coming and I will need to jazz up the factory synthetic stock.

The black with silver, or white webbing would look great.

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