Staining/refinishing fiberglass stock?
- Thread starter dyl
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Rattle can is the answer.+1, you might check Jamestown Distributors for the epoxy finished designed for applications to fiberglass. Heck, they even have paint that will prevent moss from growing on your stock.
They also sell kevlar and carbon fiber material. If a guy was to get creative and apply a layer or two of carbon fiber and epoxy it down- it sure would look sharp.
They also sell kevlar and carbon fiber material. If a guy was to get creative and apply a layer or two of carbon fiber and epoxy it down- it sure would look sharp.
burrhead - Mind your manners and if you keep rolling your virtual eyes they may get stuck that way!
Thank you for the replies.
This SKS jungle stock has a smooth brown outer surface that looks almost like wood on the outside - in contrast to a grainy/rougher appearing inner surface. I'm guessing the plastic / epoxy / polymer component was molded smooth or allowed to harden smooth. I wondered if the polymer took up brown dye if dyeing a different color was out of question. I think I understand the general consensus though.
Thank you for the replies.
This SKS jungle stock has a smooth brown outer surface that looks almost like wood on the outside - in contrast to a grainy/rougher appearing inner surface. I'm guessing the plastic / epoxy / polymer component was molded smooth or allowed to harden smooth. I wondered if the polymer took up brown dye if dyeing a different color was out of question. I think I understand the general consensus though.