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Posted: 7/13/2005 8:48:07 AM EDT
| I'm going to be painting my next AR build desert tan. I'm going to use Norrell's as usual, but what I wanted to know is, do you coat the inside of your upper/lower receivers or just the outside? Last time I only did the outside. This is the first time I'm doing a non-black finish on any of my firearms. Will it hurt anything to coat the inside of a receiver? Since Norrell's is so thin I wouldn't think so but I just wanted to check. Thanks. MJD |
| its completely stripped then just paint away. You will want to clean out the pin holes and such because it will be tight when you go to put them in. I would not make it a point to spray inside but it does not hurt if it gets inside. Just make sure you clean the inside very well after paint. |
| Yes, the receivers are/will be completely stripped, no LPK's and not even a port door or forward assist. I never had a problem with Norrell's bridging pin holes, but I'm sure it would if I put it on too thick. I guess I just didn't want 2-tone receivers, tan on the outside and black on the inside. MJD |
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