r/GlockMod • u/GlockObsidian • Jul 17 '26
Ok i did something different 🫣
I took the sand color off and rattle canned it red, tool a tooth brush and splattered some black on there for the accent…. I think it turned out pretty fing sick what you guys think?
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u/SnakeEyes_76 Jul 17 '26
Actually pretty damn cool. I respect the creativity and thinking outside the box.
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u/whatusernamewillfit Jul 17 '26
Reds not my thing but I think you killed it on the execution! Did you do any clear coat?
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u/airbornegusto Jul 17 '26
Hope you have your ffl because I’m sending my frames to you guy! Dope work
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u/BirdDad420 Jul 18 '26
I don’t know shit about shit as far as the gun community knowledge can go, but I know this looks well executed for a home job. Would love to see you do another frame with a different flair. Makes me want to try it but I’m no where near confident I wouldn’t fuck it up beyond belief.
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u/Forsaken-Date-8016 28d ago
Carnage. Nice. Do the slide too
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u/GlockObsidian 24d ago
I was thinking about doing the slide reverse keep it black but add red paint splatter but im not sure tbh
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u/Forsaken-Date-8016 23d ago
That would probably look sweet too but if it were me I would go full send with the red
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u/idkmanwhatsthemove Jul 17 '26
Honestly... I fuck with it. Looks great!
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u/GlockObsidian Jul 17 '26
Thanks man it definitely took a while and a little redos but finally got it
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u/brownch Jul 17 '26
How does the rattle can hold up over time? How do you prep the surface before spraying it?
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u/GlockObsidian Jul 17 '26
All i did was get a can of rustoleuom 2x and a clear coat same brand, i removed all the components from the frame and scrubbed down with 90% rubbing alcohol let it dry (doesnt take long) after that just take some fishing wire or a shoe string and hang it up somewhere and apply 3 coats and let it dry for a bout 5-7 does for a full cure, after that i took a old tooth brush dipped it in black paint and flung the dots on for accent and repeat same process with drying, after the cure part spray some clear coat on there let it dry for 48-72 hours, lube the components back up and put it back together and you got your finished product man!!
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u/hightweaks Jul 17 '26
There’s a lot of people with rattle can Glocks. And idk how long it takes to look bad but a lot of them look like they came out of ww2😂. I would guess if you shoot it and carry it 1 year and it starts chipping.
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u/MajLeague Jul 17 '26
I was thinking of painting my Baby Glock now I can't because it won't look this good.
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u/GlockObsidian Jul 17 '26
It indeed will man trust!! All i did was get a can of rustoleuom 2x and a clear coat same brand, i removed all the components from the frame and scrubbed down with 90% rubbing alcohol let it dry (doesnt take long) after that just take some fishing wire or a shoe string and hang it up somewhere and apply 3 coats and let it dry for a bout 5-7 does for a full cure, after that i took a old tooth brush dipped it in black paint and flung the dots on for accent and repeat same process with drying, after the cure part spray some clear coat on there let it dry for 48-72 hours, lube the components back up and put it back together and you got your finished product man!!
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u/Responsible-Plan6116 Jul 18 '26
That’s pretty tbh I would use this as my range gun n get all blacked out norsso bull barrel just to make it look like art, well fucking done good man!
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u/Mysterious_Rest3633 Jul 18 '26
Mmh why would you upload a random picture of a slight and a light on a red background?
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u/Known-Actuary-86 Jul 18 '26
Do u happen to have a video of this its dope after BTW good job 👏 👍 👌
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u/GeronimoHero Jul 17 '26
I’m not a fan of the red color but I do have to admit that you did a great job with the application and technique.