USMC_COLLECTOR Posted April 29 Share #1 Posted April 29 Hello, a few months ago I painted my airsoft m14 to simulate a parkerized finish. The only problem is while using matte paint, it looks matte painted, not like a parkerized metal finish. Does anyone know how I can paint it to look like parkerized metal? I’ve seen some airsoft m14s in the past with great looking parked finish. I’ve seen the technique on g503, but I was hoping for one specifically for the M1 line of weapons. Also, is there a paint technique to show the oils of your hands like a really parked gun or magazine? Note the first magazine in my reference picture. Mine just looks like flat spray paint. Any help? Here’s my gun below And a reference gun to show the sheen of the metal Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
72psb Posted April 29 Share #2 Posted April 29 Check out Dura Coat Firearm Finishes. The have a product called Dura Park. Never used it, but it might be a start. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
USMC_COLLECTOR Posted April 29 Author Share #3 Posted April 29 Ok thanks. Do you happen to know any techniques with regular spray paint? 9 hours ago, 72psb said: Check out Dura Coat Firearm Finishes. The have a product called Dura Park. Never used it, but it might be a start. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
72psb Posted April 29 Share #4 Posted April 29 Sorry, no I do not. I have done phosphate/magnesium coatings (Parkerizing is a company name that developed the process) on motorcycle parts. The process is simple, prep is key. Hang in there, you'll get there. Semper Gumbi, Always flexible! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
USMC_COLLECTOR Posted April 29 Author Share #5 Posted April 29 Alrighty awesome! Thanks for the tips and info! 3 minutes ago, 72psb said: Sorry, no I do not. I have done phosphate/magnesium coatings (Parkerizing is a company name that developed the process) on motorcycle parts. The process is simple, prep is key. Hang in there, you'll get there. Semper Gumbi, Always flexible! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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