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As Rob says camo tape may be your answer, but get the cloth type to prevent shine off the varnish on the other type.

 

If you do want to paint it, I would use black exhaust paint, but am not sure if you can get it in matt.

 

webber

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HI ive got a ASE ULTRA Mod on my 223 its the silver type im thinking about spraying or painting it black ..What would be the best thing to use because the heat coming off the Mod

 

W.D

 

hi keith hope you and your family have a good new year mate. for your mod why not get a cover for it i have one on my ase mod for 4 pound. off a guy called william on the bbs

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HI ive got a ASE ULTRA Mod on my 223 its the silver type im thinking about spraying or painting it black ..What would be the best thing to use because the heat coming off the Mod

 

W.D

 

hi keith hope you and your family have a good new year mate. for your mod why not get a cover for it i have one on my ase mod for 4 pound. off a guy called william on the bbs

 

 

Go to a cycle shop and buy an inner tube cut over length, roll on trim to suit. mat black/light weight and no damage to mod.

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HI ive got a ASE ULTRA Mod on my 223 its the silver type im thinking about spraying or painting it black ..What would be the best thing to use because the heat coming off the Mod

 

W.D

 

you can buy paint for high heat areas such as fireplaces, exhausts etc, comes in either a spray can or little tins you brush on, go for matt black....

;)

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HI ive got a ASE ULTRA Mod on my 223 its the silver type im thinking about spraying or painting it black ..What would be the best thing to use because the heat coming off the Mod

 

W.D

 

you can buy paint for high heat areas such as fireplaces, exhausts etc, comes in either a spray can or little tins you brush on, go for matt black....

;)

 

i sprayed my ase S5, used matt black barbecue paint from homebase. couple of coats and jobs a good un.

 

alan.

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you can buy paint for high heat areas such as fireplaces, exhausts etc, comes in either a spray can or little tins you brush on, go for matt black....

;)

 

Sounds a good idea. I've felt .223 mods after zeroing and doing a bit of target plinking, they get warm enough if you're shooting off a few rounds.

 

Another option, though it'd be a lot more expensive, would be to get it dipped somewhere like hydrographics.

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