Anyone have a real good and creative plastic rifle stock painter?

Thanks.

If you just want a stock painted, use any automotive paint, or better, Brownells has many different paints in various colors. If you want a psychedelic swirled one like the bench resters use; I can' t help. It's too easy to do yourself to pay someone else to do it for a basic paint job. You can get camo patterns as well.

DOGCAT,

I have had good luck with Duracoat.

Krylon Fusion wears like iron

Duracoat works amazingly well. After you do a color, you can follow up with a clear coat with very fine aluminum oxide abrasive stirred into it, and get a grip coat. I have a stock done this way, makes an excellent wet weather stock.

dave

I am looking for someone to do a splatter to stripe pattern, like some of the patterns by HS Preicsion.
Thanks for the ideas.

Bansner's Ultimate Rifles Adamstown PA might be able to help.

261 E Main St
Adamstown, PA
(717) 484-2370

Call Kevin Weaver at Weaverrifles.com.
He does exactly what you are asking for and it has a "grippy" feel to it.

Duracoat if you want it to be durable.

For cheap and easy, Rustoleum or Krylon.

Krylon makes the webbing paint also.

It realy is a simple diy projet. I've done several now for myself because I won't pay someone to do what I can and save

It's your money

Try Charley Santoni at CS Sports. http://riflestockpainting.com/index.html

I have had excellent service and first class work delivered by Charley. He can paint your stock pretty much any way you want it.

Good luck!