Duracoat and cerakote seem to work well, never done it myself, but I've seen a few done very well, and a few that looked terrible. I think the trick is proper prep and a good sprayer.
Go with Duracoat! It will last much longer and look 10x better than Krylon. A lot of 'gun customizers' and gun smith's are applying it (including a few on this forum).
thanks for the replies. ive heard of both of those and they are on my list. Im going to be doing my ak 47's stock and hand guards a dark earth tan. same color as the glock below it
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