Posted on 11/30/2016 10:22:32 AM PST by w1n1
Want to turn heads at the Range?
Have you ever thought of building a good-looking AR with a bad ass paint job, like pimping your car. Unfortunately, high-end paint jobs arent cheap and can take a couple months to complete. So why not learn to swirl paint your AR which can be done within minutes and it will save you hundreds of dollars by doing it yourself.
Take a look at this Youtuber haveyouseen89 pimping his AR and has offers some tips to get this done right.
Tips for Swirl Painting
One thing to note from Youtuber haveyouseen89 they state you should keep your rifle completely clean and degreased. The oils and solvents would prevent the paint from adhering correctly, the end result would not be a clean look.
Use a bin that is larger than the gun that youll be dipping. When you place the gun into the water at an angle, be sure to leave enough room so that youre able to dip the whole gun in one dipping. Has anyone tried this on their own? See the video here.
If I paint my AR15 woodgrain will it no longer be considered an assault rifle?
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Put a bunch of >H, Hillary stickers on it
or
Paint some donkeys on it
or
engrave it with Debbie Washerwoman’s profile.
This should eliminate any qualification as an assualt rifle...
if ... it will still fire???
Not a fan of that look.
Dumb.
They can keep the fluorscents though.
“Whats next, a tie-dyed Mosin Nagant?”
I’d thought about doing something cool to its bayonet. Sure is a wicked little stabber!
Guns painted in red are always more dangerous
Now that’s not half bad...
Personally I loathe that. I don’t believe it wise to make firearms resemble toys.
I know a guy that says he found an M-16 dismantled in a box of kids toys at a yard sale. Paid $5 for the pieces.
What a bargain!
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