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| I doubt you'd want to paint it. However, Cerakote appears to work well. Have several friends with P320's Cerakoted. Also seen several posts here with happy P320 Cerakote shooters. Grip frame module same as the P250. The good news is that if the grip frame module has to be sent out, it's not considered a firearm. Inexpensive shipping.
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| I have used this paint on plastic holsters and stocks with pretty good results. It’s not indestructible, but it holds up reasonably well.
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| quote: Originally posted by Colby Bruce:
I have an FDE and a black medium grip size with the rail modules for my guns, the original modules will likely never be used again, so I will get artistic with them.
How about hydo dipping?
That's basically a decal. Neat process though. An object is immersed into a tank with the desired graphic floating on top of the water. The graphic attaches to the object. It may not be tough enough to withstand regular holstering without abrasion removing the graphic. The biggest advantage is only your imagination limits choices of graphic.
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