You will need to purchase a variety of different colors of sprays. Here's what I used:

I know the Mohawk finishing sprays are not easy to find but you can order them online at the link below:
 http://www.mohawk-finishing.com/catalog_browse.asp?ictNbr=170

 

      
1. Paint the entire gun with the "Krylon" Semi Flat Black. This should dry within 2 to 3 minutes
depending on temperature.

 
2. Mask off the areas that should not be wooden. I am using a latex based paint (house paint)
to create the illusion of wood grain. Ivory colored latex paint is a good choice. I used a 1"
disposable brush to make the grain. A rough brush is better than a super soft brush.

       

 
3. I applied a thin coat of the ivory latex paint to the stock. You want black streaks showing
through. It should not be too thick. This paint dries in approximately 5 to 10 minutes.


4. Once the latex paint dried, I sprayed an even coat of the "Mohawk" Tone Finish Med
Brown/American Walnut over the entire stock. This color acts as the base color.


5. I sprayed "Mohawk" Extra Dark Walnut to the outer edges of the stock. You do not want
to spray this color over the entire stock. This color adds the "used" look to the stock.


6. I lightly sprayed "Krylon" Semi Flat Black to the "used" areas. The key word here is "lightly".
This will give it more of a drastic contrast.


7. Finally, I sprayed an even coat of "Mohawk" Tone Finish Cherry over the entire stock. It is
important to apply this color last. When this is applied over top of the Black and other colors,
it will bring everything to a reddish wood tone.


8. Lastly, I sprayed the entire stock with the "Krylon" Matte Finish spray. This will remove the
brand new shiny look from the stock.