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custom camo paint job on m1a stock

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anyone know someone in NJ that does custom paint jobs on rifles? I have a m1a with a krinkle black fiberglass stock I'd like to get a camo paint job on.

 

thx

How about using hydrographics instead? Google it up and see if it interests you. If it does, I have a fellow who does exceptional work I can refer you to here in NJ.

Ooooh, that's a good idea! I may do the same with my socom. Like how they were camoed in 28 Weeks Later!

 

anyone know someone in NJ that does custom paint jobs on rifles? I have a m1a with a krinkle black fiberglass stock I'd like to get a camo paint job on.

 

thx

 

Why not just spray it yourself?

How about using hydrographics instead? Google it up and see if it interests you. If it does, I have a fellow who does exceptional work I can refer you to here in NJ.

 

Where in NJ i have a few things i would want done

 

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you can do it your self. I did a hipoint carbine stock myself. im happy with the way it came out. 3 different colors and did a snake skin style pattern on it.

I have my 700 Barrel out right now getting a Cerakote treatment.. will be FDE when complete, my buddy also dropped off his Glock for a digital camo job on whole gun. Guy is in Edison. I'll post pics when complete of both guns, should be done next week.

 

this is the guy i'm using..

 

http://coatyourgun.com/

 

Dan is a real nice guy, does it at his house/garage.. He is also a local LEO.. Met him at the Sportsman show in Edison

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How about using hydrographics instead? Google it up and see if it interests you. If it does, I have a fellow who does exceptional work I can refer you to here in NJ.

 

please do, looks good

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thanks for the suggestions guys

 

some things are better left to professionals....haha

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Ooooh, that's a good idea! I may do the same with my socom. Like how they were camoed in 28 Weeks Later!

 

there are some great camo jobs on m14forums

Just looked hydrographic a up... Wow really cool do you have more info on it? Time it takes and cost? They can do any pattern or image?

For those interested, let me check with my guy and see if he minds me posting his contact information publicly or not. If he does, I'll PM it to you.

 

For those asking, the patterns are done from standard catalogued films. My NJ guy uses: http://twnindustries.com/Films.html

 

It is possible to have custom films prepared, but I can tell you it is at considerable cost. My NJ guy does not do custom films at this time. I do have a guy in the northwest who does. I have much experience and knowledge of the product and process as I've been using it for a long while as part of my other hobby for resto-rods, muscle cars, and custom street trucks as well as on long guns and the occassional set of grips for my handguns.

 

Hydrographics, or more commonly, water transfer printing it what manufacturers of firearms use to do digital camo. It is the OEM process. It is also used in sporting goods, and all that faux wood and carbon fiber in your vehicles is done this way too.

For those interested, let me check with my guy and see if he minds me posting his contact information publicly or not. If he does, I'll PM it to you.

 

For those asking, the patterns are done from standard catalogued films. My NJ guy uses: http://twnindustries.com/Films.html

 

It is possible to have custom films prepared, but I can tell you it is at considerable cost. My NJ guy does not do custom films at this time. I do have a guy in the northwest who does. I have much experience and knowledge of the product and process as I've been using it for a long while as part of my other hobby for resto-rods, muscle cars, and custom street trucks as well as on long guns and the occassional set of grips for my handguns.

 

Hydrographics, or more commonly, water transfer printing it what manufacturers of firearms use to do digital camo. It is the OEM process. It is also used in sporting goods, and all that faux wood and carbon fiber in your vehicles is done this way too.

 

Keep me posted

 

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Yup I'd love to purple camo my 930

 

 

i'll kill you

Purple???? Well, to each his or her own!

 

I'll be picking up some parts from my guy on Sunday afternoon and will see if he's OK with me posting his info publicly. I'm actually out of town, getting back tomorrow. So haven't had the chance to link up with him.

My 10 yo daughter wants a purple camoed ar!

 

My <cough><cough> yo wife wants her pale green with white daisies, it must be a girl thing. She already has a pink camo shotgun.

I used duracoat on two of my guns. I was very pleased with the way they came out. I get a lot of compliments on them and people are shocked when i tell them i did it my self.

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I used duracoat on two of my guns. I was very pleased with the way they came out. I get a lot of compliments on them and people are shocked when i tell them i did it my self.

 

pm me pics.....wanna do mine? I will pay....

NJ Hydrographics guy contact info can be PM'ed - he doesn't want an army calling to "just kick the tires" as this is his side business. Those serious about it, shoot my a PM and I will reply with his contact info.

 

 

pm me pics.....wanna do mine? I will pay....

 

I can definitely show you some pics. I have only done two guns, and by no means a pro. What camo are you thinking about?

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