Thread: Painted AR-10 Digital Camouflage

I just finished painting my buddies AR-10...

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Looks Good. Is that Krylon or Dura-coat?


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Old Hick,

It's Kyrlon. I finally found a sealer that makes it look better and last longer. I'm working on buying a cerakote setup. It's just so expensive. My buddy new I was using krylon and didn't want to spend $400 for a paint job... To be honest the krylon with this new sealer is pretty damn good.

Well done.

Thanks Ersll.

Very nice!
What sealer are you using? I'd like to get some add'l protection on my krylon'd guns.

It came out great!

Very nice, what did you use to get that pattern.

DoubleTapDrew,
I will get that info to you tonight. Wife has the garage opener. ....

Thanks RDB241...

Very impressive.

Thanks skang. It was a little nerve racking to take a job painting your buddies rifle for $250... Thankfully he loved it...Now he just has to wait for it to get to his house...

Coopone,

Again, Very nice job you did.

What was that sealer you used? I have used Krylon's sealer before, but didn't turn out like this. Do tell.... LOL


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Ok guys sorry. My wife had told me not to give up my secrets. Since I'm trying to start a business making SUV Stealth Rifle Vaults and Painting Rifles at the same time...!! Got laid off 3 months ago and haven't got my ok from my background investigation yet. Gotta make sure that I'm feeding the family and not a draw on society...

dang sucks about the job but damn fine job on the rifle. quick question, did you just use regular paint and sealer or is this some high temp enamel paint?

thats sweet

Chipper,

I used krylons camo paint. Took my time and let it set for at least 24 hours before next coat. The sealer is the trick.I painted my first AR's with the original sealer. And the problem was that it put a little bit of a sheen on it. Not much but not exactly how I wanted it. The new sealer is awesome...

Thanks Nitestocker..

Oh and I painted the flash hider and charging handle back to black... My buddy couldn't wait to see what the rifle looked like put back together. I don't blame him. If I lived a in a state away from the painter I would want to know how it looked along the way too....