Digital Camo paint job. Two tone
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I like it. Hold your head high good Sir! Great job!
Start you post with ' Hells to the yeah, you fools only wish ...'
NOT. "To each his own"... The equates to , 'This may suck but,"
This IS the interwebs. There will be haters, BUT..
The members you posted those pictures for. We can spot those boobs a mile away. Good job
reminds me of some old camo from the USSR .?
Start you post with ' Hells to the yeah, you fools only wish ...'
NOT. "To each his own"... The equates to , 'This may suck but,"
This IS the interwebs. There will be haters, BUT..
The members you posted those pictures for. We can spot those boobs a mile away. Good job
reminds me of some old camo from the USSR .?
acropora
Member
the more i look at your paint job the more i like it.i have to ask,why did you bake it and doesnt it affect the polymer parts?i can see the metal stuff handling the temp but i would think the polymer wouldnt like the baking.do you have to bake it?i dont think my lady would be happy with me if i made the house smell like a paint shop.
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You don't have to bake it. Baking it just makes the paint nice and hard. It didn't effect my parts at all. You can bake it at a lower temperature to be on the safe side. Or just don't bake at all 
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Yea my girl didn't like the idea of it at all. I was just told to clean oven when I'm done and not to do it when she is around. It didn't smell to bad, just depends on how long you let the paint dry/air out before you bake it. Thats why having an oven in garage, or opening a window helped big time.
I'm sure if you are unsure with the baking tempature you could always let it cool real quick and reinstall the upper/lower or parts together to make sure they stay their same specification
.Yea my girl didn't like the idea of it at all. I was just told to clean oven when I'm done and not to do it when she is around. It didn't smell to bad, just depends on how long you let the paint dry/air out before you bake it. Thats why having an oven in garage, or opening a window helped big time.
I'm sure if you are unsure with the baking tempature you could always let it cool real quick and reinstall the upper/lower or parts together to make sure they stay their same specification
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acropora
Member
got ya,ill probably be painting mine in some way just not sure what i want to do yet.i love the winter camo look but living in florida i dont think its the best color to go with lol.great write up and awesome paint job.
Tommy kaira
Member
That looks great! I love it!
Maddmax
US Veteran
Not that I'd ever paint mine,but that does look GREAT. Nice work.
SmokeEaterFD
Member
very nice looking rifle. also liking the case, ive got 2 of them.
Thanks. I sold this rifle last month because I didnt have a job and needed money. 1 day later I got a job offer (my present workplace)..sucks..but I want to own another one. I miss my 15-22 very much.
Plan on painting savage mark II eventually in digi camo.
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Plan on painting savage mark II eventually in digi camo.
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You've got some real talent. Great tutorial.
Kayback
Member
Your layers look a little thick? But otherwise a fantastic job. Are you going to hit it with a matte layer?
What also works good is heating the rifle before painting, ether with the oven or just leaving it out in the sun for a while.
What also works good is heating the rifle before painting, ether with the oven or just leaving it out in the sun for a while.
Kayback
Member
OK, just asking. The base coat on the lower seemed to be rather shiny. And a light coat shouldn't take all day to dry.
KBK
KBK
