Ok I posted the finished product a few days ago, but I decided I would do a DIY with pics.
OK so you start with your stock. This stock is off of a Rem 700 SPS varementer .
Then you take off all the hardware
Then what I did was I used one of the scotch scrub pads and roughed up the entire stock and then I washed it down with dish soap in very hot water in the sink. Make sure you rinse it very well and get off all the soap.
I taped and trimmed the grip areas off so I would not paint them and leave them black.
Then I did the base coat of black paint.
While the base coat dries, you can make your stencils this take wax paper and blue scotch painters tape
You lay out a sheet of wax paper
Then start covering it with strips of tape over lap about 1/8 inch
Then draw out shapes. Make them look like lakes no straight lines or corners.
don make them to big but you can always cut them down later.
Now go get your stock and start placing the stencils you just cut on it. You rely only want to cover up between a 4rth and 3rd of the stock make sure all of your edges are down so no paint seeps under.
On this coat of tan paint do not try to get a thick coat first spray do several light coats make sure your tape does not peal up and try not to spray so much that it puddles around the tape edges.
Next is another layer of stencils. Again make sure you make sure all the edges are laying down.
Now the last coat, this one will be green.
Then remove all the tape
You can put a some mat clear paint over it if you want to build of some protection. Hope yall understand ask any questions you want
Matt
OK so you start with your stock. This stock is off of a Rem 700 SPS varementer .
Then you take off all the hardware
Then what I did was I used one of the scotch scrub pads and roughed up the entire stock and then I washed it down with dish soap in very hot water in the sink. Make sure you rinse it very well and get off all the soap.
I taped and trimmed the grip areas off so I would not paint them and leave them black.
Then I did the base coat of black paint.
While the base coat dries, you can make your stencils this take wax paper and blue scotch painters tape
You lay out a sheet of wax paper
Then start covering it with strips of tape over lap about 1/8 inch
Then draw out shapes. Make them look like lakes no straight lines or corners.
don make them to big but you can always cut them down later. Now go get your stock and start placing the stencils you just cut on it. You rely only want to cover up between a 4rth and 3rd of the stock make sure all of your edges are down so no paint seeps under.
On this coat of tan paint do not try to get a thick coat first spray do several light coats make sure your tape does not peal up and try not to spray so much that it puddles around the tape edges.
Next is another layer of stencils. Again make sure you make sure all the edges are laying down.
Now the last coat, this one will be green.
Then remove all the tape
You can put a some mat clear paint over it if you want to build of some protection. Hope yall understand ask any questions you want
Matt
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