Recommendations for Camo Application on Firearms

[SelfDefenseInstructor]

Anyone have recommendations on who to use and who to avoid here in Indiana when getting a camo pattern applied to firearms?

 

[MohawkSlim]

Who to use? Go to your local Walmart or Rural King. Buy a few cans of spray paint. Drink a beer or two. Paint it yourself.

Who to avoid? Anyone who charges $80.

 

[Hookeye]

I prefer camo stocks (metal left black) over complete gun camo.
3 colors w a matte clear. About $20 total.

 

[patience0830]

Self adhering gauze in camo colors is usually available at Rural King in the veterinary aisle. Easy to apply. Easy to remove. Cheap. Does not mar the gun. Actually provides some protection from insect repellant off your hands.

If you're set on affecting the resale value, at least do a classy job. AllenM does nice Ceracoat work.

 

[One Shot One Kill]

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+1 on Allen M if you are considering Cerakote though!

 

[SelfDefenseInstructor]

I appreciate the advice about "doing it myself." However, with this particular piece of hardware I'm not comfortable with that given the amount invested in the firearm. I'm looking for recommendations for someone who does this professionally. Thanks.

 

[SelfDefenseInstructor]

Anyone have any experience (positive or negative) with:
Hoosier Guncoat?
Liquid Visions, LLC?
Personal Weapons Development?
Midwest Hydrographics?