Alright,

I'm going all the way. No turning back. Its time for the GunKote. I have a 20" and it refuses to be a safe queen. So, now that I have anounced my intentions...down to business:

It sounds as if Gunkote should be baked at 300 degrees. My only worry is for the plastic handguards and the buttstock...will they melt? Maybe run at a lower temp for longer period of time? Any input is appreciated.

Oh and one other thing: Can I paint my rubber ergo grip?

Thank you hippie.gif

Do your plastics at 250 degrees for 2 hours, but remember to make sure your oven temperature is exact.  Without an oven thermometer, you could be wasting your time.

My AR



Has the Duracoat on it. The hogue rubber grip, the rubber buttstock padding and even the Foam for the ACE was painted. So far it is holding up very well. the rifle gets used alot.