Fashion Colors?
- ThePatriot
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- Gonefission
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I thought that was a good idea. I had 6 Hi Power magazines that were rusted up. I took 3 and hit them with naval jelly and then degreased. I put Krylon on them, 3 coats on all sides. I let them dry for a few days in an insanely dry room. I put them in my range bag and headed off to the range. I get there, and I have scrapes to bare metal on all 3. The finish lasted 0 minutes and 0 seconds of use. I'm gonna have to strip all 3 back down, degrease, and paint with something that isn't completely worthless. I guess if you're not painting bare steel, the stuff is worthwhile. But if you want rust protection, screw Krylon.Dweezil wrote:Krylon baby Krylon. Can change the color to suit my mood.
Painting magazines seems like a bad idea no matter what you're using. I wouldn't put anything on a magazine that made it thicker, even by the thickness of paint, inside the magwell. The Pmags I painted all have the upper portion left bare for that reason.Twinsen wrote:I thought that was a good idea. I had 6 Hi Power magazines that were rusted up. I took 3 and hit them with naval jelly and then degreased. I put Krylon on them, 3 coats on all sides. I let them dry for a few days in an insanely dry room. I put them in my range bag and headed off to the range. I get there, and I have scrapes to bare metal on all 3. The finish lasted 0 minutes and 0 seconds of use. I'm gonna have to strip all 3 back down, degrease, and paint with something that isn't completely worthless. I guess if you're not painting bare steel, the stuff is worthwhile. But if you want rust protection, screw Krylon.Dweezil wrote:Krylon baby Krylon. Can change the color to suit my mood.
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Well crap, man. I gotta put something on them for rust protection. There's a shitton of snow on the ground and Rem oil failed me. The 2 stock mags were parkerized, I had 2 aftermarket blued ones, and 2 aftermarket black painted ones. I might just end up doing a blue on all of them and redoing it every time they rust. I dunno. This crap is annoying.
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Those are great. I love that JD themed one. There is a JD theme Harley up around Presque Isle, very sharp. I saw it at a HOG rally. He wanted to enter it in the show and he wasn't a HOG "member", just a visitor so they wouldn't let him compete.Artful wrote:It's an individual preference - most of mine are Blued and wood
When I got my HK it was my first plastic stocked rifle and then I got AR's and now I have some guns with Coyote, Green, etc plastic.
I have friends with some outlandish colors - camo blaze orange - Hot pink - Green apple - It's the difference between those of us that drive white, black, silver, beige cars and the cadnium Yellow, Red, green cars and guns
When I had my 07/class2 I varied patterns and colors. I did a few AK's with orange, red engine paint and some black, fern stencils etc. Many OD green and black camo. Was pretty cool and very well received. I called that model "Hell Gun" and if you were to stick it in a bed of embers you wouldn't see it! My ex has one and sn# is 666. I was blown away how fast the colors went. Couldn't keep one in stock for 5 days and auctions went first shot.
Oh yea, I voted why not. Have some fun. Hermit
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