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First attempt at camo swirl paint

Posted By: TXBRASS

First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/18/2017 5:35 PM

My son and I partnered up this evening and tried csmo swirl painting for the first time on a Choate SP stock. Happy with the results. Will get a few coats of premium matte auto clear once it's cured.



Posted By: Zee

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/18/2017 6:27 PM

That looks pretty darn sweet.
Posted By: Chance Weldon

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/18/2017 6:50 PM

Looks good!
Posted By: Ernie

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/18/2017 7:32 PM

Looks like to me you had a wonderful first attempt
Posted By: KRal

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/18/2017 8:00 PM

Very nice turn out!
Posted By: thadf

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/18/2017 9:06 PM

how in the heck do you do that? I'll have to google it now.
Posted By: TXBRASS

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/18/2017 9:40 PM

This, but just on a bigger scale...


https://youtu.be/UHqPkkSpLZk
Posted By: Walkingthemup

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/18/2017 10:19 PM

Very nice.
Posted By: Mark Hampton

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/18/2017 11:36 PM

For your first attempt -- I'd say you found the sweet spot. Well done!
Posted By: PsTaN

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/19/2017 1:14 AM

That's really cool ... looks great!
Posted By: TXBRASS

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/20/2017 6:33 PM

I prepped and sanded the stock as usual. I then cleaned it well with clean rag with acetone. I then used an adhesion promoter, waited the 3 minutes and then topcoated with Krylon supermax and fusion camo. I sprayed it all tan and then put a top edge of OD green. This was all done (at Krylon's recommendation) within a few minutes of each step so the paint could bond together. I then let the stock flash cure for about 30 minutes while I prepped the water. I have a large trash can that I put a liner in and and filled with water. I used Embrol tester paints which I got on **** shipped for like $2.50 each from ****. I dropped the colors on top, swirled, and then dipped the stock. Once I took it out, I dabbed the paint with a clean rag and then dried it off with a hair dryer as it hung. I then hung it in front of a fan for 12 hours and then 7 hours in the kitchen oven at low temp. I will now clear with Spraymax 2K which is a 2-part matte clear that is auto quality.
Posted By: thadf

Re: First attempt at camo swirl paint - 04/20/2017 9:07 PM

Holy cow!!! That's cool.

Yours looks really good.
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