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
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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?
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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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I'm not sure he would want to be helping me :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 25/08 IMP
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.Quote:
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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.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fisherman
It's worth a try, I tried Acatone and a couple of other solvents but neither worked that well.
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I think he coats and paints Hardy stocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fisherman
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I might contact him...I'm potentially direct competition is all.Quote:
Originally Posted by 25/08 IMP
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.
Thanks mate...good knowledge...I might never do a sako (I hope) but I have a broken sprint kayak in the yard to repair for the local club...with paint to remove to get to the fiberglass body...bloody ugly.Quote:
Originally Posted by TeRei