Turning polymer frame black again?

It's not honest. A dog chewed it a while ago lol.

How does the heat change the color? Just so I understand what I'm trying to do.
It brings the oils in the plastic back to the surface, supposedly. I've never done it and won't, but a lot of people on my Jeep forum swear by it.
 
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Go to an automotive shop and purchase some
"bumper black" or something similar. This works well to being the black back on plastic car parts.
Jim
 
How does the heat change the color? Just so I understand what I'm trying to do.

Don't try the heat gun, it won't help unless the coloring is all
the way thru the plastic. Use the Rit/water, it will work.
 
Take control again of your doggies new chew toy and knock down the high spots with a file or sandpaper on a board and you may end up with some extra texturing to aid grip control . And you will have new talking point at the next trip to the gun range . heck yea , Wheres the photo's !!!!!! Maybe a bright yellow frame ?

That's what I did. I have a shield that suffered a few chews from a fox. Sanded the pointy bits, now I've got unique bite stippiling.
 
I did some modification on my 45C frame and it turned grey. My research told me to use black shoe polish and it worked perfectly. I can't even see where I did the modification on the frame.
 
newtoguns17 What do you think some dye will do to fix your problem ,, turn the chewy toy marks a nice black . Aaaahahaha .The damage is real done so live with it now or maybe pay to have S&W issue a new frame but you'll have a new serial number too and ffl fees . That's how you FIX it ..
But seems like the OP is gone .
 
I'm not gone. Just letting people talk. It's really not THAT bad, it just looks gray against the black is all
 
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