Thread: Removing soft touch off Sako carbon stock

Hi Guys...I might have a couple of these to clean up and clearcoat for a friend of the family. Any tips on getting it off thoroughly and experience of respraying? Cheers...Chris

I had the same with my Lotus dash and found that wire wool and meths did the job

@7mmsaum?

Hello

Never ever had a Carbonlite stock give me any trouble

@2508imp knows a guy that did a stunning soft touch repair on one of his stocks

Contact Murfs percision. In Nelson he strips and re coats with a rubber type finish
I think he uses a solvent from super cheap

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Originally Posted by 25/08 IMP

Contact Murfs percision. In Nelson he strips and re coats with a rubber type finish
I think he uses a solvent from super cheap

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I'm not sure he would want to be helping me

I’ve done a couple now pretty sure I use acetone will check when I get home , have never resprayed any though


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Originally Posted by buzzmann

I’ve done a couple now pretty sure I use acetone will check when I get home , have never resprayed any though


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Cheers...we will see...a matt clearcoat looks good and when I get it right the stock has a gritty feel which offers decent grip. Just want to be able to make a good decision about messing around with someone's flash Sako.

Originally Posted by Fisherman

I'm not sure he would want to be helping me

I talked to him about one once and he told me what he used he was very helpful. I think he comes from a car painting background.
It's worth a try, I tried Acatone and a couple of other solvents but neither worked that well.


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Originally Posted by Fisherman

I'm not sure he would want to be helping me

I think he coats and paints Hardy stocks.

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Originally Posted by 25/08 IMP

I talked to him about one once and he told me what he used he was very helpful. I think he comes from a car painting background.
It's worth a try, I tried Acatone and a couple of other solvents but neither worked that well.


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I might contact him...I'm potentially direct competition is all.

Murfs coating and rifle builds are exceptional. Links for info on Duratac Pro Coat and his facebook page.

https://precision-platforms.com/duratec-pro/

https://www.facebook.com/murfsprecisionrifles

Brother in law had his done recently by Murfs ,came up very nice, stripped it camo pattern and recoated, turn around time was pretty good also.

I did my x-bolt with goof off from mitre 10. Worked perfectly

Get the creme degreaser. Look at Clark products in Napier website.Had trouble with the benelli stocks. Came up good.