GunSkins Shotgun Skin for Airsoft AEG Gun (Muddy Girl Serenity)

Shotgun Skins are Do It Yourself Vinyl Wraps for Hunting Style Airsoft and Paintball Shotguns

Cover and protect your airsoft shotgun with a GunSkins Shotgun Skin! Our precut template makes installation quick and easy. Simply clean the surface, peel and press, add heat to conform, and trim away any excess material. GunSkins offers top of line camouflage and specialty patterns to choose from, fit for any application.

GunSkins Shotgun Skins are designed to fit traditional hunting style airsoft, BB, or paintball shotguns. The kit includes pieces for the buttstock, forend, receiver, and barrel. It is required to trim along the edge of your gun for the perfect fit.

Shotgun Skin Kit Template with Precut Pieces

GunSkins Shotgun Skins will fit hunting style shotguns up to 29" in length. The DIY vinyl wrap kit is generic and requires the user to trim to fit their specific model. The kit comes with the following precut pieces:

• Two pieces for the buttstock


• One 7 x 19 forend piece


• One 7 x 10 receiver piece


• One 3 x 29 barrel piece

They are waterproof and have a non-reflective matte finish. Shotgun Skins conform to any shape and are easy to install. If your gun is longer than 29", the Shotgun Skin may not contain enough material to cover the entire surface.

Shotgun Skins are available in a variety of tactical, hunting, and specialty camouflage patterns.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why won't the vinyl stick to the surface of my gun?

You must thoroughly clean the gun before installing the wrap. Use a gun-specific degreaser and a small brush, scrubbing all recessed areas to remove oil and dirt. Wipe clean using a lint-free cloth or rinse with warm water and let air dry.

Can the wrap be removed?

Shotgun Skins are removable and have no effect on the finish. To remove, heat the material with a heat gun/blow dryer and peel off piece by piece.

Step by Step Installation Instructions

Clean the Surface.

Use a gun-specific degreaser and a small brush to work away all dirt, oil, lubrication, and residue. Rubbing alcohol is a good last step to remove moisture, but alone is not strong enough to cut through gun oil.

A clean gun makes for a clean install.

Peel and Stick.

Peel the material off the template, one piece at a time. Place it centered on the surface and work it in using your fingers.

If need to, peel off and reposition until you are satisfied with the placement.

Heat and Trim.

Use a heat gun or blow dryer to get the vinyl to conform to the shape of the gun. Take your time and work away wrinkles and air bubbles.

Use a sharp hobby knife to trim away excess material. Overlap the extra and press firmly to set. Heat again to finish.