Fieldcraft krylon.... prime first?
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Re: krylon.... prime first?
Never have, usually clean with some sort of degreaser real quick, quick dry with compressed air and spray away. Have a couple rifles that get used/carried every few days, paint stays on plenty good.
Never have, usually clean with some sort of degreaser real quick, quick dry with compressed air and spray away. Have a couple rifles that get used/carried every few days, paint stays on plenty good.
Re: krylon.... prime first?
Quick wipe down with brake cleaner- then start with
a light basecoat...
Quick wipe down with brake cleaner- then start with
a light basecoat...
Re: krylon.... prime first?
I've never used primer but I mist the whole rifle as my first coat. Not sure why but the paint seems to stick better. No flaking or chipping.
I've never used primer but I mist the whole rifle as my first coat. Not sure why but the paint seems to stick better. No flaking or chipping.
Re: krylon.... prime first?
As already said- no primer, but light coats definitely stick better than going too heavy at first
As already said- no primer, but light coats definitely stick better than going too heavy at first
Re: krylon.... prime first?
I use lacquer thinner to clean and degrease, and put on several thin coats of HS Camo permanent, or Krylon camo-and then sometimes cover with flat (not matte) clear for an extra layer of protection. It holds up really well.
I use lacquer thinner to clean and degrease, and put on several thin coats of HS Camo permanent, or Krylon camo-and then sometimes cover with flat (not matte) clear for an extra layer of protection. It holds up really well.
