Turned out not bad I would say.
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Turned out not bad I would say.
rifleman
looks great... nice job
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Does anyone have the business/company name? Just hoping to get a stock dipped asap.
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Hey can you pm me the site for hydro dipping or contact info, looks awesome !!!
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Does anyone know if a rubber synthetic stock could be hydro-dipped?
I have a Sako Finnlight I would be interested in dipping, but it's less synthetic and more rubber so I'm concerned it may be too soft to use.
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meat hunter
I haven't actually handled a finnlight. Are the rubber pieces removable ? Then Re glue them after the dip is done.
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I don't think so. It's a one-piece stock where the rubber inserts are embedded. A quick google search didn't answer my question either. I may just have to go for it and see how it turns out.Originally Posted by BearStump
Any reference to what the end product feels like texture-wise? Does it retain the pre-dip feel of the stock, or does it turn into a hardened plastic feel?
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meat hunter
Still feels the same. The pattern film is so thin, it actually takes the shape of the textured grip on the forestock and hand grip areas. I honestly wouldn't think that it would go too well over rubber. But talk to Anthony, he'll know.
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looks very cool
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Interesting, think I'll attempt a dip when the weather warms up and getting a dipping tank built, seems to be an outside job.
Thanks BearStump.
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