Looking for a way to clean a carbon fiber barrel for paint. I don't Realy want to have the barrel unravel after cleaning and prep. Or is carbon fiber porous enough for the paint to stick to.
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Fieldcraft paint ?
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Re: paint ?
Id probably just scuff sand with 220 or finer and degrease good with alcohol, that shouldn't hurt a thing.
Id probably just scuff sand with 220 or finer and degrease good with alcohol, that shouldn't hurt a thing.
Re: paint ?
In my expereince, paint is not durable enough for anything but rifles that get more tender treatment. I have always ended up with scarified finishes, and needed to strip them.
If camo is your goal, I'd suggest something that's easier, and easier to replace, which better reflects the real situation.
I use camo tape. Remington Vinyl RealTree Camo Tape is simple, effective, easily removable, and no sweat to replace. When it's removed, it all comes off, and the entie process is a lot easier on the underlying equipment.
Greg
In my expereince, paint is not durable enough for anything but rifles that get more tender treatment. I have always ended up with scarified finishes, and needed to strip them.
If camo is your goal, I'd suggest something that's easier, and easier to replace, which better reflects the real situation.
I use camo tape. Remington Vinyl RealTree Camo Tape is simple, effective, easily removable, and no sweat to replace. When it's removed, it all comes off, and the entie process is a lot easier on the underlying equipment.
Greg
Re: paint ?
I did my 10/22 and it came out great. It will be krylon so easy to clean off. And will match my A O
I did my 10/22 and it came out great. It will be krylon so easy to clean off. And will match my A O
