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How To Remove Spray Paint From A Synthetic Gun Stock. A happy medium is acetone to remove paint then sandblast with a fine sand to texture the stock. I have an old usgi synthetic stock with an ugly white paint job. What's the best way to strip off the paint without damaging the. Remove the stock from the gun and test in a inconspicuous area like under the barrel or behind the butt pad. I was going to try acetone on a rag and try to scrub it, but i'm. Lacquer thinner oughta do it. Soak plastic stock in simple green submerged. Go to plastic modelers forums and ask there as they regularly stip paint of old. It already has a few. Unless the paint is xylene or epoxy. It's a standard tupperware 700 stock, not aftermarket. The stock will probably not return to unpainted color, because. Apply a primer specifically designed for plastics or synthetic. After sanding, wipe off dust using a clean cloth or a tack cloth. What's the best way to get it off the barrel, stock, and action without hurting anything.

A happy medium is acetone to remove paint then sandblast with a fine sand to texture the stock. What's the best way to strip off the paint without damaging the. Apply a primer specifically designed for plastics or synthetic. It's a standard tupperware 700 stock, not aftermarket. I have an old usgi synthetic stock with an ugly white paint job. The stock will probably not return to unpainted color, because. Unless the paint is xylene or epoxy. Go to plastic modelers forums and ask there as they regularly stip paint of old. Remove the stock from the gun and test in a inconspicuous area like under the barrel or behind the butt pad. Soak plastic stock in simple green submerged.

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How To Remove Spray Paint From A Synthetic Gun Stock I was going to try acetone on a rag and try to scrub it, but i'm. After sanding, wipe off dust using a clean cloth or a tack cloth. I was going to try acetone on a rag and try to scrub it, but i'm. It's a standard tupperware 700 stock, not aftermarket. Apply a primer specifically designed for plastics or synthetic. Remove the stock from the gun and test in a inconspicuous area like under the barrel or behind the butt pad. Soak plastic stock in simple green submerged. I have an old usgi synthetic stock with an ugly white paint job. Lacquer thinner oughta do it. A happy medium is acetone to remove paint then sandblast with a fine sand to texture the stock. Go to plastic modelers forums and ask there as they regularly stip paint of old. What's the best way to get it off the barrel, stock, and action without hurting anything. The stock will probably not return to unpainted color, because. It already has a few. What's the best way to strip off the paint without damaging the. Unless the paint is xylene or epoxy.