Shooters,
I have been bitten by the M-4 bug, at this time I am getting all my parts together and one of my steps is to paint my rifle. I enjoy having a rifle that is different than any other. One of the best ways to do this is by color and pattern. Since the new Army digital uniforms are coming out. I want to apply that pattern to my M-4.
I am in the process of receiving some moly resin from John Norrell's site. This stand up Man has taken every e-mail I have sent and answered every one of my questions. I appreciate his help very much. If you need to refinish your rifle give his
site a look.
What I plan on doing is buying
templates to do the job right.
How to apply Moly Resin I will apply the Moly Resin in two colors These are some of the replies I have gotten back form John Norrell.
Hello, I am John Boyette I am going to refinish my rifle with your product. I would like to ask for some pictures of the tan color please. I also plan on applying the Norrells Moly Resin to the Aimpoint QRP Flattop Rail Grabber and the Aim Point Spacer for the Rail Grabber. Would your product apply to these optic mounts without damaging the parts? When applying the Norrells Moly Resin tan, how many coats does it take to cover the standard black finish? If you have any helpful techniques please let me know. This will be my first time doing a refinish project like this. Thank you for making such a fine product. John Boyette
John, I don't offer an pic of the the Tan; however, it is current issue U.S. Military tan # 30118, fed standard 595B. One coat usually does it. Moly Resin can be sprayed on just about any surface. Just make sure the part will take a 300 degree temp for curing. Aluminum, steel, etc. is no problem. No special techniques are needed. Just use the basic instructions I provide on my website. John Norrell
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Can I use your Moly Resin with different colors and templates to get the affect I am looking for. I have read how to apply your product. I would like to ask, would the template come off once all spraying is done? Thank you John Boyette
John,
Templates will likely work as long as you don't cure the finish with a template attached. The heat will melt the adhesive and likely make a mess. I have not used Lauer's templates so I can't say for sure.
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As you can see this company is real easy to work with and I will post my project as soon as I am done. thanks for reading. RED