Thread: fluid coatings in new Plymouth

just wondering if anyone out there has had any work done by these guys?

Fluid Coatings NZ Ltd - Welcome

the work on the website looks well done but you aren't going to put your fuck ups out in public sight now are you.

any info would be appreciated.

I haven't had any work done there myself, but have seen their work on rifles and other stuff, very good quality. My mates rifle hasn't seen enough use to see how it well last, but I'm told it's the same process as the factory's use.

cheers for that, i'm thinking of getting a couple of my rifles done before i move back down south. i'm waiting to hear back from them about the cost of getting rifles coated.

Barrelled Actions
Bare Synthetic stocks $195.00
Wooden Stocks $260.00
Fibre Glass / carbon Fibre Stocks $230.00
Barrel only $75.00 with Stock $95.00 as a single part
Barrel and action $95.00 with Stock $125.00 as a single part
Action Only $60.00 with Stock $105.00 as a single part
Trigger Guard $40.00 with stock $65.00 as a single part
Suppressor $90.00 with stock $105.00 as a single part
Full Over barrel Suppressor $95.00 with stock $115.00 as a single part
Scope * $110.00 with stock $130.00 as a single part
* Due to our process using water to
adhere the pattern to the part
work we take no responsibilty for any
water damage to the scope.
Synthetic Leaver Action $385.00
Wooden Leaver Action $430.00
Shot Guns
Synthetic Pump Action $385.00
Synthetic Semi Automatic $355.00
Wooden Pump action $430.00
Wooden Semi Auto $455.00
Over night freight only $20.00 per complete Rifle
Below are a number of popular designs we carry in stock.
These prices are subject to change without prior notice.

cheers for the price list, where did you find it?

tuiman fwd it to me wen he enquired last week.... im gonna get my edge stock done in the skull pattern prob

i was looking at the water droplets one over a grey background for my stock, that is if they can paint a hogue stock. not sure what i'll get the action barrel and suppressor painted like though.

yeah ive been looking into it also thinking about coating both the rugger 10/22 and my rem .243 spoke to the dude thru email and reckons it holds up real well and will protect your riffle againts the elements the solvents we use for cleaning ect wont harm it unless you leave a solvent soaked rag on it for some time. i was thinking about coating both of mine in this.



he said i would be looking at $420 for the stock,barrel and action,trigger guard and silencer