The Wrap

When it comes to adding after-market camouflage to your gun, there are several options available to choose from. Among these include vinyl wrapping, hydro-dipping, spray-painting, and cerakote. Which one is right for you?

A clean gun makes for a clean installation. However, there is another key element for a successful GunSkins camouflage wrap install: Heat. Without it, installation might not last as long and the skin will not conform to the surface quite as easily.

DCS Camo challenged itself by developing a new generation of camouflage patterns for A-TACS. They used what was great with their first generation camo and took it to the next level with the new X series of camouflage, starting with A-TACS iX.

It has been estimated that gun owners collectively posses 75 million AK-47 Rifles, roughly 15% of all firearms in the world. We're celebrating the Kalashnikov by featuring the AK-47 Rifle Skin.

Mandrake™ is the name of Kryptek's woodland designated pattern, which contains strong saturated colors to match lush, tropical environments. When compared to the entire line from Kryptek Camo, Mandrake stands out from the rest.

Good camouflage can mean the difference between hiding in plain sight and lining up that winning shot, or going home empty handed. We test a variety of camouflage available on the market to determine which ones make the cut for our GunSkins gun wraps.

A clean gun makes for a clean install. This step should not be overlooked if you want to experience the best installation on your firearm. We're going to share with you some of the methods and products we use to clean our guns with prior to installing GunSkins.

While all GunSkins Mag Skins are pretty straight forward, our AR-10 Mag Skins are unique in the fact that they're designed for 25 and 20 round magazine capacities (.308 caliber).

Pistol Mag Skins are designed for 9mm and .40 caliber double stack mags, however they will also work on the larger .45 cal magazines. We use them on our personal handguns, including the Glock 17 & 19, Springfield XD, and Sig.

GunSkins camouflage wraps can be used to add unique designs to your gun in a layer of protection. Our firearm specific kits make installation a breeze using our exclusive pre-cut pieces. However, will the AR-15/M4 Rifle Skin fit a left handed gun?

Pistol Skins are a great way to add some color to your handgun, but they also take the damage from dings and scratches so your gun doesn't have to. The big question remains: How well do Pistol Skins hold up to being holstered?

AR-15 lower receivers offer the perfect real estate space for decals, etching, and other forms of decorative imagery. The most recognizable part of the lower receiver, the magwell, is located below the ejection port and is the entry point for the magazine.

A-TACS AUX was designed for urban and arid environments. While some patterns are exclusively designed for specialized locations, the A-TACS AUX pattern can blend in successfully again rock, sand, bark, and brush.

Froglube is more than a single product, it's a procedure. It starts with cleaning the weapon thoroughly and then lubricating it afterwards to ensure optimal efficiency and protection of all mechanical parts.

When rain, mud, moisture, and perspiration cause the surface of your weapon to become slick and slippery, it may jeopardize the safety of the weapon and the user. Grip Assist from GunSkins is the solution to a safer and more efficient shooting experience!

Pistol Skins are designed to fit any pistol. We receive many questions from people who ask if our kit template will fit their gun. If your weapon is a pistol/handgun, then the answer is yes.

Long ago (480 BC), Greece was being invaded by Persia and the conquerors demanded they surrender their weapons at the Battle of Thermopylae. King Leonidas responded with Molon Labe - come and take them.

GunSkins Gun Wraps are easy to install. In a nutshell, it's as easy as peeling the material, sticking it on, and trimming the excess. However, there are some tools that can make installation much easier.