bigned
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Hello how do some of have white logo's on the 15-22 and how do you do it.
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Incredible Me
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check youtube or search here for tacti-crayon
chuck s
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If you don't want to raid your preschooler's crayon set Brownells sells a lacquer stick in several colors.
In case you forget which selector position of Safe and which Fire you can "HK" the markings with a combination of red and white. Why you'd want to do any of this, though, remains a question.
Fluffy is still fluffy.
-- Chuck
In case you forget which selector position of Safe and which Fire you can "HK" the markings with a combination of red and white. Why you'd want to do any of this, though, remains a question.
Fluffy is still fluffy.
-- Chuck
I used....
Nail polish, with nail polish remover to get the unwanted color.
the brush that come with the polish worked fine, you might
want to have a few tooth pics handy to get the paint into the
groved surfaces.
did my whole gun in twnty minutes, dry.
Also did all the mags in white.
Nail polish, with nail polish remover to get the unwanted color.
the brush that come with the polish worked fine, you might
want to have a few tooth pics handy to get the paint into the
groved surfaces.
did my whole gun in twnty minutes, dry.
Also did all the mags in white.
Hobie1
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Chemicals
I could be wrong but I wonder if using nail polish/remover is safe on a polymer part. Some nail polishes could contain toluene, a solvent, and the remover could contain and probably does, acetone.
I have a Forster gold inlay kit and almost used it. I called Forster and talked with their tech. and he said don't use it just in case as the kit uses a cleaner that could react with the polymer.
I swiped my grandchilds crayons and colored away. Since I'm not worried about a low-vis give away I gave it a try. I color coded my mags so if I have a problem, I can set that one aside until I get a chance to take a look at it.
I like the look, foofy or not.
Hobie
I could be wrong but I wonder if using nail polish/remover is safe on a polymer part. Some nail polishes could contain toluene, a solvent, and the remover could contain and probably does, acetone.
I have a Forster gold inlay kit and almost used it. I called Forster and talked with their tech. and he said don't use it just in case as the kit uses a cleaner that could react with the polymer.
I swiped my grandchilds crayons and colored away. Since I'm not worried about a low-vis give away I gave it a try. I color coded my mags so if I have a problem, I can set that one aside until I get a chance to take a look at it.
I like the look, foofy or not.
Hobie
Brett248Vista
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Not just for kids anymore!
Jettjocky
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Wonderful just wonderful
Hobie1
Member
Great! I don't want to be a buzzkill but if I can keep someone from wrecking their gun or even make someone think about stuff like that, it's not all bad.
Hobie
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