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krawiech
what is better laster or should i say longer the painting of the stock or the wet film dipping of the stock can you recommend any one near my home in south jersey i dont know of any trustworthy gun smiths in my area is it easy to do the film sheet application yourself and how long does it take i would only do the stock parts no metal thanks in advance hank k
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  • tsr1965
    Most all of the sheet graphics are what is called hydro graphics. The sheel is laid on top of a water tank, then the item that it is going to be applied to is submerged into the tank thru the sheet. While it can be done at home, it is highly advised to use someone who does the process for a living.

    An alternative, would be to apply the Dura-Touch family of products, yourself at home. I believe Brownells carries the materials, and can advise you how to apply it, and might even have the camo pattern stencils you are looking for. The Dura-Touch is also more impervious to solvents than the hydrographics, and any paint products.

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  • shilowar
    I owned a DPMS AR-15 that was a special edition Desert Digital Camo for Bill Hicks Dist. 200 in .233 and 200 in .308


    It had been dipped and it had a fantastic finish, appears durable and it was near flawless, you could detect a faint seam along the bottom of the rifle where it was dipped upside down. Plus the dipping is very thin, not like a thick coat on top of the original finish

    wish I had never sold it, but received an offer I couldn't turn down
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