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Posted: 1/6/2011 2:53:34 PM EDT
| any articles, pics, perfect matching , brand choice ?...i'm looking to dress my toy in fde (lower and rail) and looking for the best match making paint for it . |
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any articles, pics, perfect matching , brand choice ?...i'm looking to dress my toy in fde (lower and rail) and looking for the best match making paint for it . Trial and error if you want a perfect color match. IMHO perfect color matching is for interior designers, not weapons. |
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whats spry paint? It makes whatever you spray it on nimble and energetic. That is good. Trial and error is best. If you are using spray paint is temp anyway. I would coat the whole thing, to include the FDE parts. They will show the wear less. I would also check the refinishing section, if anyone has a color match it is them. |
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I say do it right. You can buy a cheap Duracoat Kit with everything you need for $100.
Here's the link: http://www.lauerweaponry.com/item-detail.cfm?ID=DCECK1&storeid=1&image=ezcamokit.gif It's a blast and really easy. I like the Rhodesian Camo pattern and colors personally.... but it's all subjective. |
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If you set that outside on the ground it would look like half of a Pmag. |
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Like on a Moh's hardness scale or something ? No. Duracoat is significantly more durable, but could still conceivably be chipped/gouged/whatever. The difference is, with spray paint, you won't care when it happens.So it seems that duracoat is more durable. But considering spray paint is much cheaper, it seems like its would be significantly cheaper/easier to touch the gun back up. thoughts? |
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? No. Duracoat is significantly more durable, but could still conceivably be chipped/gouged/whatever. The difference is, with spray paint, you won't care when it happens.
