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WARPIG Tech Talk - Autococker / Minicocker

Re: Best Paint for Stock 2003 Autococker

In Reply to: Re: Best Paint for Stock 2003 Autococker posted by Dragon_Reef on November 25, 2002 at 17:21:46:


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Posted by:
Vampyr
on November 25, 2002 at 17:28:53

In general I'm an RPS fan, but the diablo line is good stuff. Dale would be able to give a better suggestion for what *generally* works well with stock barrels from them. I think, inferno.. but I thought that was a very thin shell... It may work with a stock cocker, but works well with LP cockers. (Stock is realatively LP.)

: Vampyr,

: Thanks for responding. Would you recommend another paint that I should test out in the stock barrel, Diablo, Evil, Zap...? I understand that recommendations are opinions, so what one thinks is good might betricycle to another, but, being new to the sport I look forward to individuals input. Ultimatlely I will have to "see for myself" but a short cut with foresight will speed up the process. Thanks again.

: Dave
: .

:
: : Although arguably not the greatest paint on the planet, Marbalizer is a quality paint and should shoot decently from a stock barrel... Depending on temp and humidity of course, but should atleast fly regardless.

: : : All,

: : : I just purchased my first autococker and was wondering what paint to start out on. I am interested in getting to know the gun first, before any modifications. I am also interested in starting out with better that field paint. I am leaning towards Marballizer since I am already making a purchase from an online store that has 1/2 cases for $29.00. Figure I would try some before loading up on it. From what I can find the bore size to paint should be a good fit, assuming that the weather is not to cold. Any and all experience with the stock barrel to paint matching would be great. I will look into upgrading the bolt/barrel in the spring. Also I will be running HPA/N2 incase that makes a difference to the paint match. Thanks in advance for the help.

: : : Dave
: : : .


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