Painting Rifle stocks

[12 Volt Man]

I have done the handguards on my AK-47 as well as the standard stock on a 10/22 in truck bed liner. Comes in a spray can and can be picked up at wally-world or your local auto parts store. Only about 7 bucks a can. Turns out nice. Has been very durable so far.
-On a side note, I did a couple of AK mags with this stuff and they turned out great. Just use them for the range and banging around in the shooting bag. I also did a mag for my AR and the stuff has started to come off in flakes. I don't know why it did not work on the AR mag.

(wow.....the side note was longer than my post! Sorry)

 

[Texas Gunman]

Cisco, I also used this truck bed liner on AK stock & handguards, also used it on a few com block mags, and it is holding up great.
The trick to using any paint, is prepping, no oil is a must and deglossed is very important.

TG

 

[454c]

How does that truck bed liner do on barrels?Seems like it would be cheaper,faster,and more durable than reblueing.

 

[Texas Gunman]

454, truck bed liner, gives a lite texture, I would suggest using Brownells bake on paint, it's $9 per can & real easy to use and is very durable.

Truck bed liner is great on stocks & handguards and pistol grips.

TG

 

[ReadyontheRight]

Other than the problems on AR15 mags, has anyone ever had bad experiences with the truck bed liner? I'm thinking of this for a cheap SKS or maybe an SAR to get rid of that 3rd world bully look.

 

[Texas Gunman]

This is a picture of one of many stocks sets done in truck bed liner, I just recently purchased a K-Var stock set, I like the extra length.

This in photo is a east german stock set.

I know of a few links to other gun board forums, that has were other people vouches for truck bed liner, but I dont want to post links to other boards here, dont know what the rules say about it.

This stuff works great.

TG