Endura Paint

[shorty]

Has anyone used clear Endura paint on nicely figured wood stocks? I'm just looking to see if this is a good option over oil and sealer.
Thanks

[Grizzly Adams]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Endura is a two part epoxy paint, not likely to adhere to a slick oily surface.

Grizz

[J0HN_R1]

Ummm, how are you planning on getting the paint to stick to an oiled stock ?

Endura is an automotive/industrial coating, not something most woodworkers use.

So no, not a good option...

[260 Rem]

Yes, it is a two part epoxy that they mix in an aerosol can. I have used it on chrome/moly barrels which need to be decreased prior to application. I assume the same would apply to the wood stock. Call them...Edmonton store.

[bubba300]

I have used the paint on steel a lot,I wouldn't try to put it on a oil based stain.
They have a web site,and they do have some water based products that may go over a water based stain but I would consult them first.

[shorty]

I should have worded that differently. I meant clear Endura or oil and sealer. How does it look and bring out the wood grains?

[duceman]

works very well, i used a gravity gun. lee
http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=313818

[shorty]

Looks really nice. I may do that. Is it durable?

[duceman]

Originally Posted by shorty

Looks really nice. I may do that. Is it durable?

it is very tough

[abbgdr]

I used it to finish a 444 Marlin stock. Very tough, durable finish. Have also used it to finish table tops. Great product!!