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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns
Re: Paint/barrel match...
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Posted by titan on October 25, 2002 at 02:50:58:

In Reply to: Paint/barrel match... posted by Sixpack440 on October 23, 2002 at 01:46:10:

: OK, measured the old Boomstick today. .687 on the dot.

: In an effort to solve problems with anything else, I need to know the hands down best paint for that barrel on my Cocker. Price is no object since I doubt I'll run through more than a case getting the bugs out. Since it is a cocker, the paint HAS to match the barrel well. I'm sick of them rolling out.

: So whats the best paint for my gun? Also whats a good paint in thew $40-60 a case price range for rec ball?

I've always stuck with RP/PMI premium paint and it has always worked great out almost any barrel. I too have a cocker with a Dye boomy on it. Hope this helps!

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