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Nice tip, but where do you get the syringe with such a fine tip?
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you can get a syringe with a fine tip at an auto body supply store. they make them for touch up on cars. the one i am thinking of comes with a tiny brush on the end of it. as you push out the material, it coats the brush so you can add just a little at a time.
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I have my own way for my garand. I have to remove the whole rear sight, Testor's white model paint is the only thing I have ever used,you do have to have a plan,Pete
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NRA LIFE MEMBER (1974) (cost was $100) If it's not a COLT,it's just a copy. ONE ENTREPRISE FAL/L1A1 (INCH) I only shoot non-magnetic ammo in SOCAL Last edited by GM4spd; 12-18-2008 at 05:12 PM.. |
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I didnt see it anywhere on this thread but I used oil pastels similar to grease pencils on mine. They worked perfectly. I found they worked better than Crayons because they did not leave any residue. Crayons left a bit of a haze especially with white. The grease pencils are also less prone to melting if they heat up. You can get this stuff at any art or craft store. Sorry about the bad pics.
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Lacquer Stik here
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=7...QUER_STIK_reg_ The last 3 digits of the serial number are intentionally smudged in MSpaint, not on the gun.
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