V vandezand Member Joined Jun 30, 2012 Messages 5 Reaction score 0 May 20, 2013 #1 Anybody done it? I was thinking white. Ive got a .40 sigma. I heard acetone was bad for the frame. Any truth in this
Anybody done it? I was thinking white. Ive got a .40 sigma. I heard acetone was bad for the frame. Any truth in this
J Rich Member Joined Jan 13, 2012 Messages 1,133 Reaction score 453 Location West Ga May 21, 2013 #2 Use alcohol to clean the area. I used paint from the craft section at walmart not finger nail polish.
Use alcohol to clean the area. I used paint from the craft section at walmart not finger nail polish.
colt_saa Member Silver Supporter Joined Feb 8, 2005 Messages 10,767 Reaction score 23,910 Location Cocoa Beach, Florida May 21, 2013 #3 I use good old fashioned Testors model paint on my firearms. Here is one of my USPs done a few years back. Both the slide and frame were filled with red and white paint. Last edited: May 21, 2013
I use good old fashioned Testors model paint on my firearms. Here is one of my USPs done a few years back. Both the slide and frame were filled with red and white paint.
M marlin.357 Member Joined Dec 12, 2003 Messages 300 Reaction score 22 Location Southern Maryland May 21, 2013 #4 colt_saa said: Here is one of my USPs done a few years back. Both the slide and frame were filled with red and black paint. Click to expand... Looks white in the photos.......
colt_saa said: Here is one of my USPs done a few years back. Both the slide and frame were filled with red and black paint. Click to expand... Looks white in the photos.......
colt_saa Member Silver Supporter Joined Feb 8, 2005 Messages 10,767 Reaction score 23,910 Location Cocoa Beach, Florida May 21, 2013 #5 marlin.357 said: Looks white in the photos....... Click to expand... I looked at 4 images of different USPs to post. I described one but posted the other. . . My Bad
marlin.357 said: Looks white in the photos....... Click to expand... I looked at 4 images of different USPs to post. I described one but posted the other. . . My Bad
OP V vandezand Member Joined Jun 30, 2012 Messages 5 Reaction score 0 May 21, 2013 #6 That looks pretty good. What did you use to clean the excess paint off?
3 3hounds Member Joined Dec 23, 2012 Messages 607 Reaction score 121 Location PA. May 21, 2013 #7 I use a contractors paint marker. Clean it off with 99% isopropyl alcohol. I'll wax around lettering if the gun has small nooks and crannies. It's kind of a pain to get them clean. 3
I use a contractors paint marker. Clean it off with 99% isopropyl alcohol. I'll wax around lettering if the gun has small nooks and crannies. It's kind of a pain to get them clean. 3
F Florida J Frame US Veteran Joined Jun 27, 2008 Messages 1,051 Reaction score 816 May 21, 2013 #8 Check out a product called Lacquer Stik. It's designed to fill in lettering. Used to use it on business machines after an overhaul.
Check out a product called Lacquer Stik. It's designed to fill in lettering. Used to use it on business machines after an overhaul.