Textured Spray Paint on a Rifle Stock

[El Jason]

How do you do the marble effect?

 

[Potsie]

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I’m in the same process, have primer, gray, white, and about to spray some matte black tonight.

I’m gonna try skipping the texture for some self adhesive leather on the pistol grip and cheek weld. Not sure how long it’ll last, but a half hearted attempt at a ghetto Clymber.

Paint job turned out pretty okay.

 

[Schaaf]

I did one stock with this style of paint. Within one season it was completely wearing off.

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Well crap. I just painted a stock with this same stuff this winter.

 

[Pucky Freak]

Junk Stock build

Goal was to turn the Savage Axis factory matte black stock into a useable component, mostly just to gain experience. If I completely screwed up I could just throw it away and replace with one from Boyd’s. Axis II with Matte black stock was $303 online (30% off MSRP from Savage for select...

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I should have taken VG’s advice in post #2 and topped with a clear sealing coat. Paint has rubber off a little in high contact areas.

4.5 years, and about 50 hunts later…

 

[Addicting]

Textured spray paint is all I use anymore for stocks. Whether it's sprayed on or sponged on. I can find the Rust-o-leum textured paint in any Wal-Mart and most hardware stores. Provides a perfect grip on a hunting rifle, holds up well and looks great.



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X2, this works well then apply a satin clear.

 

[El Jason]

Well crap. I just painted a stock with this same stuff this winter.

Hopefully yours holds up. Not sure if it was the paint or the process, but a friend of mine had the same result with it.