Anyone have there synthetic stock custom painted with a rattlesnake skin like this?
Looking to hand over my stock for a professional job
Thanks
Looking to hand over my stock for a professional job
Thanks
Pro service that can do custom painted snakeskin stocks?
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Have you considered hydro-dipping? I’m not sure how it wears over time, but tons of different patterns are available.
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Utah will only do brand new stocks and they do not do it in house.
The rifle wraps out there are arguably more durable than paint and dipping as well but I understand wanting it "more permanent" I am the same way and don't take my own advice.
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I've done quite a few stocks in vinyl. The cast vinyl is extremely durable. The only issue is there will be seams in the vinyl but I always try to put the seam in places that are hard to see. If you end up wanting to go the vinyl route let me know! Here are some I've done.
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The vinyl wrap isn’t difficult to do if you have a little patience. I did my Bulldog and it was the first time I have wrapped anything. I would recommend buying some cheap wrap from Amazon for pratice before using the more expensive wrap because there is a learning curve involved. An old plastic BB gun or even a toy would be great to experiment on before wrapping your nicer rifles. I think mine turned out well but I know my next project will look even better.
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Found it. Aquadip in Houston.
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Inspired by my boy, @centercut and the hydro-dips that he’s gotten on several of his PCPs, I decided to jump in on some dips too. I used AguaDip in Houston for this. Mike at Aguadip gets the work done in a few days and his price is fair. Fortunately for me, they are local. The dips come out...
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Thank everyone, great infoFound it. Aquadip in Houston.
DIP-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
Inspired by my boy, @centercut and the hydro-dips that he’s gotten on several of his PCPs, I decided to jump in on some dips too. I used AguaDip in Houston for this. Mike at Aguadip gets the work done in a few days and his price is fair. Fortunately for me, they are local. The dips come out...
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Yeah, what Ed24 said.
I've done a couple of guns in vinyl. Takes a little time to finish the tighter corners. Overall, it takes more time than you think is should, at least it has me, but I've been happy with the results.
The vinyl is very durable, and can be removed with some heat, and done again, if you don't like your first attempt.
You just have to do a internet search to find the particular pattern that you like. I couldn't say where, but in my searching, I "think" I've seen snake skin patterns.
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I've done a couple of guns in vinyl. Takes a little time to finish the tighter corners. Overall, it takes more time than you think is should, at least it has me, but I've been happy with the results.
The vinyl is very durable, and can be removed with some heat, and done again, if you don't like your first attempt.
You just have to do a internet search to find the particular pattern that you like. I couldn't say where, but in my searching, I "think" I've seen snake skin patterns.
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Mike
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