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outdoorsman 07-26-2011 08:40 PM

Camo Painting
 
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Had a little time on my hands Sunday so i decided to paint one of my guns. I have been wanting to do this to a coupple of them but didn't want to ruin them. Painted an old single shot 20ga. The only place I am haveing a little trouble with the paint sticking is the tip of the barrel. Let me know what you guys think. Also if ya'll have any suggestions.

weedeater 07-26-2011 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by outdoorsman (Post 294027)
Had a little time on my hands Sunday so i decided to paint one of my guns. I have been wanting to do this to a coupple of them but didn't want to ruin them. Painted an old single shot 20ga. The only place I am haveing a little trouble with the paint sticking is the tip of the barrel. Let me know what you guys think. Also if ya'll have any suggestions.

not bad, did you make your pattern or buy it

wtretrievers 07-26-2011 09:19 PM

Not bad! heres a couple Turkey guns I did, I post that I used Styx rivers but I think it was actually the reelfoot stencils.
Either stencil is good, have done guns, box stands & Mini trucks with them.

http://www.saltycajun.com/forum/show...cil#post180248

outdoorsman 07-27-2011 06:04 AM

I used some plants out of the wifes flower bed to get the different patterns. The only thing I don't like about not haveing the stincel is there is no actual leaves or grass, just shadeing. wtretrievers, how is the paint holding up? Looks like you used a sealer, I was thinking about putting a sealer, I think it might help it last a little longer.

wtretrievers 07-27-2011 06:55 AM

No sealer used, holding up pretty well considering handling & use these guns get, shading with the stencils is easy, put a base coat of grey, tan or what ever you want, hint.....if you use say grey, get 2 different name brands of grey, one will be darker, spray 6" with one then 6" with the other, it will be light than dark & so on, the use a flat black make a swipe here & there & woo la you have shading, then add your sticks, leaves etc.

Wipe gun down with rubbing alcohol or a contact cleaner 1st.

BigChaf 07-27-2011 07:48 AM

I think the tan color needs to be darker. You could see that gun in a blind a mile away, good pattern though.

SaltERedneck 07-27-2011 08:01 AM

looks pretty sweet. nice pattern

Jordan 07-27-2011 08:25 AM

nice job, i'd work with different color paints. Like Jeff said, try a darker undercoat so it dont stand out as much. That gun would be awesome in Iraq in the sand.

DUCKGOGETTER 07-27-2011 08:30 AM

Looks good

bjhooper82 07-27-2011 09:49 AM

Looks pretty good!!


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