Dale Martin

Thanks, as long as it still conforms then all good, the tan colour it came as was fine until it started scraping off easily and looked taty, same for my Cam 870 mk1.

It's done now lol I don't mind the tow tone it can look good, I have alot of replica "air guns" that don't have to be tow tone, many airguners argue why that is, as many like the kwc manufactured ones are the same guns with a 4.5mm inner barrel, same architecture, I'm guessing it's because air guns are clast as actual weapons and have there own sub section and legal definition, some are replica some are not, but muzzle energy and ammunition type define them, or at least that is my guess,

Noted.. Thanks, yes that makes sense sense, I'm probably over thinking things,

Hi thanks for your reply, I actually don't have a ukara at the moment , I come from an airgun background, I used to shoot at an outdoor air gun club <pre covid > I will be looking to join an action air club for 6mm in the future, I like race guns so bright colours are great as I'm not hiding in the woods skermishing, I think my concern and confusion stems form the fact that some airsoft guns come from the factory in bright tow tone with fantastic paint, mostly ipsc style guns, do you need a ukara to buy those, I never asked that question to an airsoft dealer

Ok thanks I'll do the work and post a picture If needs Re doing I'll do it. I just want it to look good and conform to the law,

As in at last 51‰ or the actual colour type of paint? I have lime candy green. The original was flat green, zero one airsoft, you know the green, its a good colour but wasn't applied with a primer

Hi all I have some two tone airsoft guns and the colour paint is chipping off easily as it hasn't been prepped properly, can I re paint it myself with my own bright colour paint? I will need to strip first then prep and base coat, I shoot ipsc 3 gun stuff just for fun so tow tone is cool, Can I use quality paint and finish in a bright colour or dose it "have" be a low quality finish to conform Best regards