Which spray-on/bake on finish for XM177E2

**Kuiper** · 03-19-11, 04:07

Got an A1 upper ready which looks a bit beat up, but otherwise in good condition.

Since any lower I will be able to buy in the Netherlands will be flat black a refinish is in order.

Also what would be the best way to reproduce a battlefield pickup look other than dragging it trough Laos 24/7 for six months...

**usmcvet** · 03-19-11, 07:34

Can you buy a lower from NoDak? Not sure how tough it is for you to import weapons, probably not worth the headache. They offer the weathered look. They also talk about how to make it yourself. I think your idea of applying a new finish is a better idea. The finish will help you protect your weapon.

http://www.nodakspud.com/AR%20Lowers.htm

http://www.retroblackrifle.com/

http://www.nodakspud.com/RetroAR15.pdf

**usmcvet** · 03-19-11, 07:45

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/sid=4...048801_d_11473

I've used moly coat on my shotgun, it is easy to use and holds up well. I've also used regular spray paint. It depends on how much time and effort you want to put into the finish and what your goal is.

**Kuiper** · 03-19-11, 12:03

Thanks so far... been looking into NoDak Spud receivers, but I think it'll be a a pain to get the export papers for a 5.56 marked receiver.

Even though they look mighty fine....

**shiva** · 03-19-11, 13:54

Originally Posted by usmcvet

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/sid=4...048801_d_11473

I've used moly coat on my shotgun, it is easy to use and holds up well. I've also used regular spray paint. It depends on how much time and effort you want to put into the finish and what your goal is.

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