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bedliner?

what type of bed liner do you guys use on stocks and stuff, i bought some rustolium for something else and thought about bedlining some gun part but the stuff i got has a lot of grit in it, so i think some people use duplicolor but who has experance with it?

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+2 for the rustoleom stuff. I use it and love it.

Its an Elcan Digital Day/Night Hunter. I got it just because it is sensitive to infrared so I can use it at night, but it works during day and because its digital it allows custom reticles and records video too. No range finding, but you can program a built in ballistic table so you can set the range manually and it will adjust the reticle.

http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10565

http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10356

http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11987

Nice YN I remember seeing that stock when you started it turned out great nice scope same question as 80 what is it??

I used duplicolor under coating it has a light texture and a rubbery feel

quote 80 GRIT:

Nice YN, is that the built in range finder scope by bushnell???

I think that is his fancy camera scope thingy.

Nice YN, is that the built in range finder scope by bushnell???

Rust-Oleum Truck Bed Coating – 248914

That looks nice 80 after seeing this post I wonder if there is any post with pictures of the different sprays people are using would be an interesting post to see the different textures and all. Oh by the way sweettttttt looking Condor there 😆

I have tried many, and I like the duplicolor spatter paint trunk liner better than bed liner, but that’s just my opinion. Buy a few of them and test them out on some 2×4’s and see what you like best.

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I did some searching and seems like some of the guys that have done bedliner painting used Rustoleum if you get a chance do a search in the Quick Reference section, I typed in bedliner and several things came up I think from what I have seen it depends on what look you want the ones I like are the ones that are not so clumpy more even with some texture! It is a nice way to finish off parts and it looks very nice hope this helps.

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