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Originally Posted By mannymedico: Does anyone have any Aervoe Light green they're willing to part with? Want to get my rattle-can project and would like some of this stuff. Thanks! View Quote https://www.bigtexordnance.com/product/aervoe-military-vehicle-recreation-camouflage-paint-six-pack-special/#color-choice-one 6 pack for $40, you choose the 6 colors. Light green is a choice. |
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Originally Posted By DaTrueDave: https://www.bigtexordnance.com/product/aervoe-military-vehicle-recreation-camouflage-paint-six-pack-special/#color-choice-one 6 pack for $40, you choose the 6 colors. Light green is a choice. View Quote I think it's the only color that's OOS, I'm in need of some of it, too. It's the best Green for the East Coast, IMO. It has the perfect amount of yellow that our grass does. |
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I had a 300BLK setup that was tan with black spider web paint. Unfortunately tan rifles and the east coast don't work well together. So I printed up some marpat-esque stencils on the Cricut and used the tan as a base for some light green, brown, and black. The colors work pretty well right now on the SC coast.
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Originally Posted By Creature: I think you might want to get the Aervoe OD Green (987B) as seen here on my rifle. It's perfect for East coast greens...its a chameleon that changes with the lighting conditions. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/153820/20210601_145241-2232827.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/153820/20210703_070756-2182645.jpghttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/153820/20211016_131609-2186991.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/153820/20210321_091049-2232836.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Creature: Originally Posted By ctnsupra1: I think it's the only color that's OOS, I'm in need of some of it, too. It's the best Green for the East Coast, IMO. It has the perfect amount of yellow that our grass does. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/153820/20210601_145241-2232827.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/153820/20210703_070756-2182645.jpghttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/153820/20211016_131609-2186991.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/153820/20210321_091049-2232836.jpg I like that OD. I ordered the 6 pack sale from Big Tex and put that color in there. I think it would look good on my SR25. |
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I sent it on my 20" precision build.
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Originally Posted By ecgRN: I'm ready to attempt #2. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/21318/61e0db8a28c98704662246__1__jpg-2239519.JPG View Quote Good luck. |
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Originally Posted By RobertL: Seems to be, it's definitely getting harder as it cures. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RobertL: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Originally Posted By RobertL: Magpul FDE on a lightweight build https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/7E66D089-106E-4A8D-8F6F-7228391B9658-2205528.jpg Seems to be, it's definitely getting harder as it cures. |
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Just curious did it flatten out View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Originally Posted By RobertL: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Originally Posted By RobertL: Magpul FDE on a lightweight build https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/7E66D089-106E-4A8D-8F6F-7228391B9658-2205528.jpg Seems to be, it's definitely getting harder as it cures. Quite a little bit, I’m probably going to hit it with a little 0000 steel wool anyway. |
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Thanks can you post pics of it now? I want to do a full fde build. Local cerakoter wants 300$ for a stripped upper lower and handgaurd, seems steep.
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Thanks can you post pics of it now? I want to do a full fde build. Local cerakoter wants 300$ for a stripped upper lower and handgaurd, seems steep. View Quote That's about right. A prominent KAC Armorer charges mid to upper $400 to teardown, Cerakote, and reassemble an SR25. |
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Originally Posted By RobertL: Only recent picture I have handy, all the way to the right. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/BA47497E-1DDC-46A6-B48B-2B488B913FE6-2224471.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RobertL: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Thanks can you post pics of it now? I want to do a full fde build. Local cerakoter wants 300$ for a stripped upper lower and handgaurd, seems steep. Only recent picture I have handy, all the way to the right. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/BA47497E-1DDC-46A6-B48B-2B488B913FE6-2224471.jpg good lol |
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Threw some paint on my hunting 6.8 and wasn't happy, the base Green was too light and I didn't like the stencil pattern. Since its 72 degrees today, I repainted it with my ole standby sponge camo. The colors should work well in summer and fall here in SC.
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Too dark. May as well be black JMHO
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Anyone know where to find aervoe coyote 1081?
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Big Tex Ordnance. They've got a mix and match 6-pack deal going on right now that knocks the price-per-can down quite a bit. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Anyone know where to find aervoe coyote 1081? Big Tex Ordnance. They've got a mix and match 6-pack deal going on right now that knocks the price-per-can down quite a bit. |
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Yeah they just have digital coyote one that is redish pink coyote. I ordered some a couple months ago ...https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/463612/20220126_203113_jpg-2255822.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Anyone know where to find aervoe coyote 1081? Big Tex Ordnance. They've got a mix and match 6-pack deal going on right now that knocks the price-per-can down quite a bit. Ah, didn't know there were different "shades", so to speak. I have some coyote and figured it was all the same. |
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Ah, didn't know there were different "shades", so to speak. I have some coyote and figured it was all the same. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Yah I unfortunately got the pink dildo shade. Idk maybe its just my eyes but it has a pinkish red hue in certain lights https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/463612/20220127_153216_jpg-2256698.JPG View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Ah, didn't know there were different "shades", so to speak. I have some coyote and figured it was all the same. I wonder if you got an "off" batch or something. While their coyote isn't really a favorite of mine, it doesn't look nearly as pink/red as yours. Compared to OD and "Army" green. |
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Oh its quite possible, I really been wanting full magpul fde build, my have to fork out 300 bucks for cerakote
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Originally Posted By RobertL: Quite a little bit, I'm probably going to hit it with a little 0000 steel wool anyway. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RobertL: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Originally Posted By RobertL: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Originally Posted By RobertL: Magpul FDE on a lightweight build https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/67156/7E66D089-106E-4A8D-8F6F-7228391B9658-2205528.jpg Seems to be, it's definitely getting harder as it cures. Quite a little bit, I'm probably going to hit it with a little 0000 steel wool anyway. I hope this flattens out some mine looks shinny AF Attached File Attached File |
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Here's the pmag in aluma hyde fde after 3 hours in oven at 225 degrees and hit with extra fine gray scuff pad to knock down the sheen. Hunter 700 stock is factory FDE Attached File
Attached File its close in sunlight and different under white light, the sheen really kills it for me. Looks like cerakote is the way ill go. |
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Here's the pmag in aluma hyde fde after 3 hours in oven at 225 degrees and hit with extra fine gray scuff pad to knock down the sheen. Hunter 700 stock is factory FDEhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/463612/20220130_162123_jpg-2260479.JPGhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/463612/20220130_195555_jpg-2260789.JPGits close in sunlight and different under white light, the sheen really kills it for me. Looks like cerakote is the way ill go. View Quote Can you put a matte clear coat over it to dull the shine? |
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I scuffed it with a gray fine pad. It helped. Its thick paint already so idk. I guess I wouldn't recommend this paint.
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: I scuffed it with a gray fine pad. It helped. Its thick paint already so idk. I guess I wouldn't recommend this paint. View Quote I've done several things. I did a silencer with this stuff. Half of it was matte. The other half was shiny. I had it standing up straight and was spraying downward. So I think the top part got thicker coats and was shiny. The bottom half was more misted and didn't get shiny. That's a theory. I never tested it. But I know it's possible to have it come out matte. It may have been about letting it dry in between coats and doing several light coats. |
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Originally Posted By Daggertt: It appears to have something to do with how thick you coat it out how close the nozzle is to the surface. I've done several things. I did a silencer with this stuff. Half of it was matte. The other half was shiny. I had it standing up straight and was spraying downward. So I think the top part got thicker coats and was shiny. The bottom half was more misted and didn't get shiny. That's a theory. I never tested it. But I know it's possible to have it come out matte. It may have been about letting it dry in between coats and doing several light coats. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Daggertt: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: I scuffed it with a gray fine pad. It helped. Its thick paint already so idk. I guess I wouldn't recommend this paint. I've done several things. I did a silencer with this stuff. Half of it was matte. The other half was shiny. I had it standing up straight and was spraying downward. So I think the top part got thicker coats and was shiny. The bottom half was more misted and didn't get shiny. That's a theory. I never tested it. But I know it's possible to have it come out matte. It may have been about letting it dry in between coats and doing several light coats. I sprayed something with Aervoe many years ago and held the can really far away. Probably 2 feet or maybe a bit over. When it dried it had a very rough and matte finish. It was almost like fine sand had been embedded in it. |
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I sprayed something with Aervoe many years ago and held the can really far away. Probably 2 feet or maybe a bit over. When it dried it had a very rough and matte finish. It was almost like fine sand had been embedded in it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Originally Posted By Daggertt: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: I scuffed it with a gray fine pad. It helped. Its thick paint already so idk. I guess I wouldn't recommend this paint. I've done several things. I did a silencer with this stuff. Half of it was matte. The other half was shiny. I had it standing up straight and was spraying downward. So I think the top part got thicker coats and was shiny. The bottom half was more misted and didn't get shiny. That's a theory. I never tested it. But I know it's possible to have it come out matte. It may have been about letting it dry in between coats and doing several light coats. I sprayed something with Aervoe many years ago and held the can really far away. Probably 2 feet or maybe a bit over. When it dried it had a very rough and matte finish. It was almost like fine sand had been embedded in it. . |
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: I try to do a thin mist on the first coat, flash with heat gun. Then follow coats focus on getting hard to reach areas then only final top coat . I try to keep them thin and about 12 18 inches away. Its definitely a quality paint with a hard finnish. Just the damn shine, I seen a YouTube video where a guy said the coyote alumahyde was darker and flatter closer match to magpul fde. I may disassemble and recoat with that later. I plan to send the upper and rail to get cerakoted. . View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Originally Posted By Daggertt: Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: I scuffed it with a gray fine pad. It helped. Its thick paint already so idk. I guess I wouldn't recommend this paint. I've done several things. I did a silencer with this stuff. Half of it was matte. The other half was shiny. I had it standing up straight and was spraying downward. So I think the top part got thicker coats and was shiny. The bottom half was more misted and didn't get shiny. That's a theory. I never tested it. But I know it's possible to have it come out matte. It may have been about letting it dry in between coats and doing several light coats. I sprayed something with Aervoe many years ago and held the can really far away. Probably 2 feet or maybe a bit over. When it dried it had a very rough and matte finish. It was almost like fine sand had been embedded in it. . You don't seem to be having a whole lot of luck with Aervoe. |
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Disassembled and ready for citristrip, just can't stand this color should be called SHINY WET CONCRETE Attached File
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Its marinating in citristrip for 24 Attached File
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Disassembled and ready for citristrip, just can't stand this color should be called SHINY WET CONCRETEhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/463612/20220201_202531_jpg-2263507.JPG View Quote I've been using Aluma Hyde for years. Anytime there's been shine, it's gone in a week or two- usually a few days- but you do you. Since you already have it marinating in Citri Strip, I would take it out once in a while and scrub off the loose paint. That will speed up the process considerably. |
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I dont doubt its a good paint the color really just sucked along with the gloss
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Originally Posted By ctnsupra1: I had a 300BLK setup that was tan with black spider web paint. Unfortunately tan rifles and the east coast don't work well together. So I printed up some marpat-esque stencils on the Cricut and used the tan as a base for some light green, brown, and black. The colors work pretty well right now on the SC coast. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/75361/24E4BF86-D8AD-4BDB-8A9F-E793F131D677_jpe-2232788.JPG View Quote That looks great. |
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: Gave it the ol krylakote touchhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/463612/20220204_222300_jpg-2267336.JPGhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/463612/20220204_221939_jpg-2267337.JPGhttps://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/463612/20220204_221844_jpg-2267338.JPG View Quote ...but not done. |
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Originally Posted By Creature: Excellent. ...but not done. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By grizzlygunner999: I might get some OD green furniture had some new FDE furniture was tempted to use https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/463612/20220204_192823_jpg-2267668.JPG View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Creature: Why? Just rattlecan the furniture too. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/153820/20211016_131609-2198899.jpg View Quote What color is on the right 2? I like them. |
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