i would have guessed, we been doing this on Glocks for years and years. People were doing it long before the Glocks too.
Looks good though, most people make a mess of it
Thanks i took my time, im ocd and if it doesnt come out right ill redo the whole thing. I almost went american flag on it, that wouldve been pretty sick
You mean the nail polish, or the actual finish? The acetone should not affect the firearm finish unless you leave it sitting on there. I use it for cleanup constantly. I'm covered in it most the day.
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If you use acetone it will eat up your finished
on most metal surfaces like aluminum, the finish is anodized and acetone will not harm it. maybe some polymer pistols it might affect the plastic. it might even remove paint, but not anodizing and most AR's have anodized finishes.
Good to know i was just telling yall the safe way i was told, id be a mad sob if i listen to someone and effed up one of my guns. All my stuff is $1000 and up. Cheapest thing i own cost me $1050
Caution is always the best road. I paint / finish / customize an average of 20-30 guns a week thats the only reason I can speak so confidently on the matter.
Caution is always the best road. I paint / finish / customize an average of 20-30 guns a week thats the only reason I can speak so confidently on the matter.
Awsome, whats a really good tuff finish that wont cheap or scratch for my saiga shotgun
I used to use nail polish. Then found out people been using "Textor" enamel paint than nail polish. Bought the kit for $13.80 with free shipping from Amazon. The kit comes with 8 colors, a brush and a paint remover.
I recommend them for color filling firearms. Colors are bright and long lasting.
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