McMillan, B&C and others have stocks with a spiderweb pattern sprayed over a base coat. I though an aerosol spiderweb paint was available but can't find any. Anyone out there know how the spiderweb pattern is put on the base coat? Thanks all, Russ Green

Russ-

Keep looking, maybe try a different store.

The paint is out there, in aerosol cans. It's usually marketed as "splatter paint" or something like that. It looks "almost" like the factory stuff, although it does have a little less "webbing" or "threads" between the splatters.

BTW, I'm sure that HS Precision, et al, are shooting their stocks with a spray gun, not cans, but I have a couple buddies that have done their rifles in aerosol splatter paint & they look great.

Experiment on something else first though, cause using it is obviously a lot different than trying to apply a smooth even coat of normal paint...

Do an internet search on "Krylon Webbing Spray"

I got mine out of some place in Texas that specialized in art/craft type stuff. About 2-3 bucks a can.

Comes in little 4 ounce cans, but one can will do about three stocks. Even is you practice a bit before the first stock.

HTH, Good luck.

Thanks, you guys are the best.Russ