[ss33204]

I want to do a camo job on my rifle but don't know where to start, I have a replacement stock on it now so I have the original stock to Mabie practice on. Looking for someone with some experience and know-how on DIY synthetic stock camo. What types of paint? Tips? Any info would be appreciated. Any suggestions on anything else other than camo? Something that looks great.

[mountainman13]

Hydrographic dipping.

[ss33204]

Originally Posted by mountainman13

Hydrographic dipping.

Do I order a kit for that? Or do I need to get it sent out to be done?

[mountainman13]

You can order a kit. YouTube has videos and there are a ton of options. Just google it.

[ss33204]

Originally Posted by mountainman13

You can order a kit. YouTube has videos and there are a ton of options. Just google it.

Thanks man, how does it hold? For a long time?

[mountainman13]

Yeah it holds up good. All the camo guns you see in stores are done that way.

[JoeNoble]

I've been thinking about doing somethin similar to this to my AR.

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[Nathantc]

nothing beats krylon fusion camo and a very porous sponge

this is how my stock started out,, it came in OD green so i used that for a base color


and a about 30mins with a sponge and some black and khaki and i now have this






doing it this way makes it look much more natural and less man made,,, remember camo is suppose to be random and works much better when done

[MisterMcCool]

I have a green chainsaw that I have set down while working and had a hard time finding. I just know I would lose a camouflage gun.