Anyone have their shotguns camo coated using water transfer printing? How well does it hold up and what is safe to use to clean the surface?
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All the factory camo guns are done that way. Clean them with water or something that's not a strong solvent.
For my money $8 bucks worth or Rustoleum (or was it Krylon?) did what I wanted.Calguns.net, where everyone responding to your post is a Navy Force Delta Recon 6 Sniperator. -
I just used Krylon when I painted my shotgun and my bolt rifle. They aren't as perfect as if I'd had them done professionally but they look pretty good and certainly served the purpose.
Whole lot cheaper, too.Comment
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I used a camo decal kit that I got on amazon for 20. It is really easy to install and durable
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