Gun Stippling Basics: Stippling Patterns & Techniques 

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Hey Brad. I just saw your video and I wanted to say 'thank you' on behalf of everyone who has been watching endless RU-vid stippling tutorials and practicing on endless p-mags, tool boxes, AR grips, etc. hoping to learn how to do it the right way. It took me over A YEAR of practicing to get the confidence to stipple a firearm. You're right about people wanting to guard their 'trade secrets'. I understand that too. With that said, your generosity in showing us how to stipple (in a well-explained way) is beyond generous. Thanks again. Liked and subbed.

your opener audio is overly loud than gets incredibly quiet with the mic audio lol

I taped mine off and sprayed a texture on the grip, IG its a natural progression for me, I used to be a gelcoat guy, in a factory that built parts for NYC transit, and I sprayed ALOT of texture on gelcoated parts, so to me it was the fastest, cleanest and easiest way to get some custom texture on my P80.. But when I did that, I rly didnt realize its this basic to stipple stuff. Good vid my man. And good explanation of technique. I will say, textured- painted parts are more like skateboard griptape, than an acutal stippled design like this, but still afford great grip on the plastic, and can be easier on the eyes if you find stippling to be too aggressive for your liking, and is truly randomized, as its basically millions of tiny paint bubbles on a flat surface, stacked and over lapping, over and over, layer after layer, until its basically nothing but several layers of gelcoat or CeraKote stacked up on top of each other, creating a textured surface. Marine application Gelcoat actually held up great, cerakote has bonding issues and tended to flake off the base layer, it took ALOT of messing around with techniques to get cerakote to adhere right, but looks incredible if you can get it down.

Cool thanks for sharing! That's randomized. Non-randomized would be lines, or stripes or anything that is a consistent pattern.

You're not talking through the mask.... lol. But it looks good man

buy some cheap A2 ar grips to sand over and over and practice on

I wish I watched this before I stippled my handgun. It came out alright but with this insight, it could have been a lot better

My favorite is waffle stippling

What tool is that first one with the ball tip? And where can I get the different pieces for the different patterns?

I practiced too in P80 frame just in case

Honestly, this might be my favorite stippling pattern, based on practicality, ease, and looks. Thank you!

Thank you for this. So humble and easy to watch and listen to. You are an artist.

Thank you for sharing the knowledge. Newbies like myself really appreciate it.

I love watching ur vids. Probly the most helpful. They def helped me take the plunge and do some work on my guns. Came out pretty good. Thanks for taking the time to help us out

Aspiring gunsmith here and these simple designs are exactly where to start. Thank you for the video

Really like this texture for it's unique pattern . I have a bunch of Glocks & want to stipple my gen3 . Thanks for sharing your experience on stippling.

Thank you for sharing this. As a newbie to handguns in general, it's not something I'm going to try anytime soon, but I think this is really good information and you are to be commended for sharing it. Subscribed.

Thank you so much! This really helped me out and I feel much more confident doing this now!

Thanks for sharing.. I feel a lot more confident in attempting my first Glock stippling. Myself, and many others would probably like to see a video on how you do your edging! As well as the thumb ledge.. Thanks! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽