Can anyone recommend someone to paint and airbrush a synthetic stock.

whats wrong with you?

He's not calling you stupid, that's his signature line, and I love it!

Yes, you can paint a plastic stock yourself. Just sand out the mold lines, and degrease it first, I used mineral spirits. I used a plastic primer, and drab Krylon, It was cheap and looks it. If you want better, use a high tech epoxy coating like GunKote, and go to harbor freight and get their cheap airbrush. You can use stencils to give it a camo pattern.

It is really easy and fun painting a plastic stock, and you usually won't make it look worse. There is probably someone who will paint yours, somewhere out there. Just don't freak out if they make a joke.

Sorry about that.I meant to say you should try painting it yourself,it can always be painted again.I have camo painted a few shotguns,and some other guns,and like the results I got.
Maybe I should change my signature line,this isnt the first time someone thought I was slamming them,but I think its funny.

lets see if this is better

Hey Ed, If you go over to the Gun Smith Board and look back a few pages, you might find just what you are looking for. Look for a post by "jimmyd223" where he used Fleck Stone Paint to do his own.

Or if you want some actual pictures on the stock, contact Roger "Bartsche". His wife is a REAL artist and she has done some interesting stuff on his Stocks.

Best of luck to you.

Paint it yourself, it's very easy. I use Rust-Oleum Multicolor textured paint, #223525 Aged Iron. Medium gray with white flecks in it,dries with a pretty good "tooth" to it. Hides surface imperfections well. Lighly sand to smooth it out a little and you have a great looking stock, cheap and easy.

Head Tramua,

Man if you only seen my kids pinewood derby car you wou never even think of such a thing as me and spray paint.

And the other thing is the wife has wrote all the checks for this gun so I am sure she would just flat out kill me if I tried.

Get a junker wood stock at a gunshow for $5 and give it a try. I think you will be very suprised and very pleased how nice it looks. If not, you're not out a lot of money.If you like how it looks, well, there is a lot to be said for self sufficiency.

Rick Bins, over at 24 Hour campfire will paint it for $40.00 or so.

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Originally posted by lawndart:
Rick Bins, over at 24 Hour campfire will paint it for $40.00 or so.

Better make that $100.00 unless I was offered the "special" rate!