Choate tactical painting problems

[hank440]

I had mine cerakoted, it was baked right on and had No problems ;D

http://savageshooters.com/SavageForum/index.php/topic,40228.0.html

[quickkillaught6]

heres my thing though that dura coat and such is nice but i like to be as mobile and versatile as possible. Thats why i primer in grey or a dark color primer and then spray paint the camo onto the weapon as i use it in many hunting applications if it needs to be more white i grab a can of white. if i dura coated or backed a finish to a rifle yes it looks neat as hell just not for practical purposes of mine. As soon as i figure this pic thing up ill put some up im workin on it.

[hank440]

Quickkill

you can paint over the krylon. I plan to do just as you say for each season a different camo, paint it using krylon and then use brake cleaner to remove the krylon the underlying cerakote is not affected. :o ;D :o

[quickkillaught6]

Hank

I have learned something today i appoligize for being an idiot. How much does it cost to coat a gun like you speak of and the brake clean wont effect it at all? make it bubbly or anything???? im intrigued

[hank440]

it cost me $230.00 for the barreled action and 85.00 for the stock :o

no brake cleaner will not affect it at all i have done it a few times it works great

http://www.wolfprecision.net/8994.html