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That's not stippling that just grip tape, you can get it online or at any skate shop in the mall.powderkeg said:How did you stipple it that looks awesome
That's not stippling that just grip tape, you can get it online or at any skate shop in the mall.powderkeg said:How did you stipple it that looks awesome
How did you get that pattern that's amazing? Awesome job man!!AdamSean said:No, its stippling. I don't like the grip panels and tape. They can come off. This won't. Here are my others.
I did my 1911, gock 22, cz 075 phantom.AdamSean said:If you mean the shape of the stippling outline, I use the existing outline the gun already has and expand on it. If you mean the texture pattern, its just tiny dot next to tiny dot. That is why it takes such a long time. If you are going to try it, I highly recommend practicing on a piece of plastic that is scrap or something. The texture is raised from the plastic as it melts. You don't have to press hard either, just a light tap and it will melt a tiny dot. I do recommend that you apply your dots at random intervals and not in a line. The line is faster, but shows up as tiny lines. The random intervals look more like sandpaper.
I like the feel a lot better. My mom said it tears up her hands lol.AdamSean said:Nice! I did the Nano in such a pattern to make it look cool too. The DB380 I just wanted to enhance the grip. That way one handed shooting will be easier to control. The same with the Taurus TCP. I just sold it to a guy who loved the feel. He replaced it with the one he was currently carrying. The Sig was the first and kind of a guinea pig. That's my beater gun anyway.
Pretty cool though I like me. I'm working on my m&p.mwbonney said:I like the feel a lot better. My mom said it tears up her hands lol.
Thanks. That's my favorite one.AdamSean said:I really like the 1911.