Gun stocks-How to-Spider webbing

[Rhett Crider]

I have way too many stocks that are black with gray or green webbing. I've searched for rattle cans that offer this but seem to only find discontinued products. Any suggestions? Pics of results? Looking for other colors like red-blue-tan, etc.. Appreciate feedback.
Thanks all,
Rhett

 

[Andrew Massi]

I've seen guys use a old worn out paint brush to flick paint into that pattern
Thicker bristles will give larger blots

 

[manitou]

Google web paint, soider web paint and marbling paint. I found several sources with a quick search.

 

[Rhett Crider]

I've seen guys use a old worn out paint brush to flick paint into that pattern
Thicker bristles will give larger blots

Thought about that. Probably take some practice to get it down. Just thinking there's an easier way.

 

[Rhett Crider]

Google web paint, soider web paint and marbling paint. I found several sources with a quick search.

Marble yes. Spider web black-no problem. Saw white, chrome, gold.

 

[Andrew Massi]

Thought about that. Probably take some practice to get it down. Just thinking there's an easier way.

I tried some bubble paint and it was a nightmare, messy and most of the bigger blobs popped.
I think to get a real quality job you'll need a airbrush

 

[muleystalker]

A paint gun, real low pressure and back the needle out a bunch.
here is the canned stuff Amazon product ASIN B07NLD4ZMN

 

[muleystalker]

This is pretty cool too!
Amazon product ASIN B0115ZQY58

 

[Rhett Crider]

A paint gun, real low pressure and back the needle out a bunch.
here is the canned stuff Amazon product ASIN B07NLD4ZMN

This looks more like what I was looking for. Like the video to confirm the effects. Thanks for this info. Like the red if I can make it resemble Bell & Carlsons. Blue looks good too. Not sure about white but maybe. I guess I could repaint the black stocks gray and/or tan and use their black also. Then clearcoat w/ flattening agent w/ a gun.
Appreciate the responses everyone.

 

[cynjon]

The marbelizing paint works great. Limited color selection that I've found (white, silver, black) but easy to use. I use a matte or flat clear coat to give it some durability. Here's an all black B&C stock I did in silver spiderweb.

 

[Rhett Crider]

The marbelizing paint works great. Limited color selection that I've found (white, silver, black) but easy to use. I use a matte or flat clear coat to give it some durability. Here's an all black B&C stock I did in silver spiderweb.

Came out really good

 

[SSG Graybush]

I have way too many stocks that are black with gray or green webbing. I've searched for rattle cans that offer this but seem to only find discontinued products. Any suggestions? Pics of results? Looking for other colors like red-blue-tan, etc.. Appreciate feedback.
Thanks all,
Rhett

Krylon camo colors and pine needles.

 

[Buckys]

This is what I used a couple of years ago.
Amazon product ASIN B006ZJLVMQ
My project - it was early during covid and I was bored out of my mind. Decided to paint a stock ... I had an old McMillan on my 270win and I still had the original tupperware stock for it. Decided to use the latter as a test case ... it came out good and so I decided to keep going and repaint the McM. Here it is:

Stiffen a cheap tupperware stock

My current project to-do list includes a full length bedding job. I will try either Marine Tex gray or Devcon 10110. Before I go there, I have a couple of things I would like to try: 1. Adjustable aluminum pillars. Any suggestions? 2. Potentially dremel the fore end of the stock and insert...

www.rokslide.com

 

[rsbhunter]

Krylon camo colors and pine needles.

I like that, did mine with alot of tan...desert here. Amazing what you can do with some weeds, grass and sage brush....rsb