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July 31st, 2013, 00:13
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What I've used in the past, but not on rifles or pistols, is roll cage paint. Takes a long time to cure.. but it's pretty solid afterwards.
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August 4th, 2013, 17:56
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I've had pretty good success with krylon, but the kicker is i've done enough at this point where i have screwed up a few things and had to start back at scratch. My biggest thing is I hit what ever I paint with about 3 to 5 thin layers of matte clear. I have a tar I painted at the beginning of last season and its still pretty damn good looking with just minor wear on the cheek rest and handle.
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August 4th, 2013, 18:34
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Not sure but if you guys are interested in plastidip I have a supplier locally here in Toronto who can get it.
All kinds of colors.
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