Anyone ever use Krylon Fusion paint on fiberglass stocks.

[jonbearman]

The title says it all. I just want to paint my stock and be able to remove the paint fairly easy. Next year it will be painted at a shop but running out of money on this project. It is a harris stock out of the early 80"s and it was completely stripped and I had to rework the bottom to make it as flat as possible.

 

[MNFinn]

I used the Krylon camo with Fusion technology for my Savage. it's held up very well through hunting and competition

 

[Cigarcop]

Jon,
My son has used it all over his jeeps plastic parts and he beats the hell out of it thru mud/rocks, including the interior parts....it holds up really well if thats any help

Keith

 

[LawrenceHanson]

I have had a good experience with Krylon spray paint. I’ve used it on two plastic gun stocks. I roughed them up with 60 grit sand paper prior to painting. Then applied a base coat of Krylon and then Brownells Aluma-Hyde on top of that. It has proven to be durable after several years of use. The paint has worn off the butt pad but other than a few scratches the remainder of the surface is still in very good shape.

 

[cdparker]

Talk to the automotive paint folks. The folks that I asked recommended a self etching primer first. I used NAPA 7220 with success. I used it under Fusion and pickup truck bed liner. A Q&D trick is to use bow paint if you want it to come off at a later date.
HTH-Craig

 

[muley]

+1 for the bow paint it will be easier to remove in the future.