Has anyone had any luck with this style of paint? Looking for some info on how it wears. Thinking of trying it on a synthetic stock with a couple of coats of clear
Make it stone paints
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there is a paint store called "Forest Paint" in Eugene OR on McKinley Ave that sells an epoxy paint with grit in it called "Firm Foot" I paint stocks with it all the time, works extremely well - the stone paint will turn mushy on you in continuous wet environment, at least on a gunstock
geargrinder
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The stone paint is soft and easily damaged. However, I've had very good luck putting on several coats of poly. It protects the stone paint very well.
The two together makes a great stock finish. Just the right amount of texture for me and it looks great.
The two together makes a great stock finish. Just the right amount of texture for me and it looks great.
Sawfish
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Rustoleum also sells a no-slip texture finish paint that I have used on gunstocks without the necessity of a poly coat. Plastics primer does help on synthetics.
Going to try it on a synthetic stock and forearm on a shotgun. Cerakoting the rest so it should look decent when done. Thanks again