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Thread: 284 build. Carbon stock question. Slippery when wet?

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    284 build. Carbon stock question. Slippery when wet?

    Hi team,

    I'm doing a T3 284 build at present.

    I am in the process on deciding on a Carbon stock.

    My question is has anyone painted a Carbon stock. I am hoping to add a texture to the finish. The carbon stock that I have seen previously are a smooth finish and I am worried it would be slippery when wet.

    Anyone had this done, or any other ideas?

    Cheers,
    Gypo

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    You could put some clear resin and sprinkle a bit of sand/ gritty stuff through it in the areas that are normally checkered.
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    I havnt found my plain ones slippery. T3 carbons tend to replicate the grip also, may end up a mute point?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stug View Post
    You could put some clear resin and sprinkle a bit of sand/ gritty stuff through it in the areas that are normally checkered.
    @mawzer308

    I've been thinking about doing this... For now the strapping tape is adding grip haha.

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    I have one as is, and one cerakoted. The coated stock does have a we bit of orange peel to offer a bit more grip, but saying that I don't have an issue with the out of the mold one either when it's wet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pop Shot View Post
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    I've been thinking about doing this... For now the strapping tape is adding grip haha.
    Yeah mate haha that or some fine grit skateboard deck tape.

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    https://nzsafetyblackwoods.co.nz/en/...iABEgJspfD_BwE

    this is what I use on one of my stocks, seems to work and easy to touch up
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    I certainly found my Stug stock slippery the first time I took it out - it was a shitty wet day in the Blue Mtns. Have since put a bit of grippy tape on the fore end. That or any of the above methods will work.
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    Sorry to jack this post, what cailbers are able to be rechambered into a .284? out of curiosity?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Been Upto View Post
    Sorry to jack this post, what cailbers are able to be rechambered into a .284? out of curiosity?
    7mm08

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    Had skate grip tape on mine.

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    I have two Stug stocks... haven't found either of them slippery in the rain

 

 

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