Grippy spray on coatings for a cheek riser?

[SAnd]

PacSkin™ - The Ultimate Gripping Surface

http://www.pachmayr.com/home/pac-skin.php

[SideShow Bob]

I've used the Pacmayer Pac skin with good results,it is not an aggressive finish but it does give you a semi-soft nonslip surface.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/426...20-strip-black

[Irving]

Could you use one of those pads that hold your cell phone to the dash board?

[275RLTW]

I've sprayed my stock (& gun) with the textured/fleck stone Krylon for a better feel. It's held up well in all kinds of weather and feels about right for me.

[Ah Pook]

I was thinking tool dip. Off the shelf spray in bed liners might be too rough and hard.

Foam tape? Something like two sided tape.

[Tim K]

I bought a spray can of Plasti-Dip at Lowes. I have three coats on now, but it's slow drying. I'll report in tomorrow.

[nisils14]

Maybe something from the automotive world? I'm thinking about flocking my aics cheekpiece or wrapping it in alcantara or something.

This is flocking btw. (not my pic)

[fly boy]

what about a basic felt pad? Would be softer on your face, but still provide what you need? And could be taken off if you don't like it.

it's only $4
http://www.lowes.com/pd_54164-255-47...%7C1&facetInfo=

[Tim K]

I like the way the plasti dip turned out. I'd been shooting all these guns for years, and all I really needed was a bit of grip. Cushion wasn't high on my priority list. I'll try them as they are and consider some sticky back foam I bought from Hobby Lobby if I still don't love it.

[Tim K]

I got down behind them tonight, and now I'm really happy with it. It feels like just the right amount of extra grip to keep my greasy face from sliding off.