Sorry for the late reply, the extra i removed with gun oil as stated in the first post.jpierce30 wrote:Did you have any issues with the Rub-n-buff coloring areas you did not want colored? I got some today at Micheal's and tried it out on a piece of scrap. The stuff colored the metal where ever it touched and did not rub off.
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- Sun Mar 30, 2008 1:17 pm
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Re: PAINTING THE ENGRAVINGS
- Sat Mar 15, 2008 6:51 pm
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Re: PAINTING THE ENGRAVINGS
That's great, It looks as if I wasn't the only one looking to make the engravings stand out..
- Sat Mar 15, 2008 4:42 pm
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FILLING IN THE ENGRAVINGS.
I have a Springfield xd 40 subcompact and found a way to color in the engravings.
They sell this stuff called "Rub 'n Buff" at MJ Designs .
All you do is dab it over the engravings and rub it in with your finger and wipe off the excess (I used Outers Gun Oil).
Here are a few pictures of it, Now sorry for the quality of the pictures, they were taken with my cell phone.
Now the pictures do not do any justice to the looks of it at all.
Anyhow, Just thought I would share that with y'all
They sell this stuff called "Rub 'n Buff" at MJ Designs .
All you do is dab it over the engravings and rub it in with your finger and wipe off the excess (I used Outers Gun Oil).
Here are a few pictures of it, Now sorry for the quality of the pictures, they were taken with my cell phone.
Now the pictures do not do any justice to the looks of it at all.
Anyhow, Just thought I would share that with y'all