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Posted: 8/7/2005 12:14:15 PM EDT
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stuff you need krylon bbq paint (some others work some dont and wipe right off) rubber gloves s hook 2 big cans brake cleaner (3 small) use of the oven (wait till the wife is gone) compleatly disassemble rifle hang the parts and hose them down with brake cleaner use it all even if you think its clean after 1/2 can let it dry 15 min useing rubber gloves to keep oils off parts move them to the oven heat them at 250 for 30 min remove from oven with clean dry rag and hang it to be painted (still hot ) apply a nice thick coat over hot rifle let it dry about 15 min then back to the oven set temp to 425 and cook hour and 15 min then check it if its still smoking keep cooking till it stops when its done let it cool totaly put your rifle back together and your done |
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this isnt a smartass answer i dont spray into the barrel lol when the rifle is hot the paint sticks the second it touchs it (alot less overspray ) and if any gets into the barrel it will be gone the first time you pull the trigger paint dosnt really stick to the hard chrome o also just thought i would add you can also use the paint and a torch to make a finish almost exactly like the finish on a bulgi heat a small spot up with the torch spray on the paint and torch it befor it has a chance to dry it will bubble alittle and leave a textured finish almost exactly like a bulgi ill show some pics later |
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And when your done shooting and start to clean the gun with some powder solvent , that BBQ paint that looked so good will come right off... dont waste your time with it.. if you want to paint your build use something like Aluminhyd II it a epoxie based paint that is hard and tough |
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