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first i lightly sand . than wash with warm water and let dry. than i spray on primer, let dry . than a base coat of color of choice (tan). than the gritty paint. it still looks ok but was hoping the grit would stay. now i'm going to try to seal the gritty paint with a spray on polyurithane and see if that helps.one thing about cheap plastic stocks is if you don't like how it turns out, just try something different

I was gonna mention the polyurithane but I didnt know if that would cause a reflective glare on it or not. Let us know if that works for you. I am glad your experimenting on your rifle so that the kinks are worked out before I try mine. If I ever get the Kahonas to do it. Little nervous about painting my one and only coyote gun.

i don't know if i'd poly that thing. It'll glow in the dark. Try some rattle can matt clear coat and give it 3 quick light coats.

xdeano

You guys talk of Schmidt beer...you ever try Schaefer beer? We used to drink that in college. 9 bucks a case if I remember correctly!

30 pack schmidt 12.88.........coyote in ever can

Tbush wrote:30 pack schmidt 12.88.........coyote in ever can

You got that right mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm sure beats that lite shmidt

What girl drinks schmidt light!!!

have you guys seen my gutt??? light beer for me

bucksnbears wrote:have you guys seen my gutt??? light beer for me

Thats just where you store your snow shoe walking gas!!! LOL Thats where I store mine, I just fuel it with straight Schmitties

Thats just where you store your snow shoe walking gas!!! LOL Thats where I store mine, I just fuel it with straight Schmitties[/quote]Man with those schmitties I can't seem to save any of that walking gas seems to leak under the bed covers and Carrie is

LMFAO, No Terry thats the coyote in a can thats leaking out, the good part of the schmitties is the gas for walking

OH ya I forgot, sorry The good part

For you guys painting youre rifle stalks if you have access to a heat lamp or a big oven you could use either one to help dry the paint and make it a little more durable. I also use a clear satin laqu. to help seal the paint as well, the stuff i used i believe is mainly used for outdoor furneture...

bnb, rifle looks great with the new paint job.