Painting a Rifle Stock

[ourway77]

I have a 22 rifle stock that I got on my CZ-452 the person who sold it too me added wood to the original stock to make it a target stock. Cheek piece, forarm, grip and tip of stock. He did an exceptional job of fitting like it had been done at the factory but it is two tone now, I have seen wood stocks painted and some sort of spider webbing done. Anyone have an idea what to use and how it would be applied to a wood stock? while not an eye sore the two tone. I dont think the wood he applied will take a stain so painting would be the only option any help greatly appreciated. lou

[rmclaughlin]

Midway (i think) has videos that show them Dura Coating a stock &using some kind of netting to put a breakup look on a stock It looked good

[10ga]

Hobby, craft and other places for spray paint have some that have the webbing. Even wally world has some. It is called "Stone" paint. I think Rustoleum
www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=31
and Krylon
www.krylon.com/products/make_it_stone_textured_paints makes the box store brand.
There are quite a few color combos around so check several places. I have some and am preparing to use it on a ML II and an Encore. 10 ga

[Deleted]

Here's three rifles I've painted using Krylon paint with the webbing effect.....Top to Bottom...TC Triumph / My grandsons H&R / 270 Win. The proceedure is simple and easy....My grandson loves his ;D
Zen

[ourway77]

They look very nice. Was it necessary to remove the original finish? Thanks everyone Lou