[mchild2]

What are some methods for touching up claw marks/mag marks prior to a sale? I was thinking about maybe a permanent black magic marker. Anybody have ideas?
God Bless,
Pyro Mike

 

[AviatorDave]

What are some methods for touching up claw marks/mag marks prior to a sale? I was thinking about maybe a permanent black magic marker. Anybody have ideas?
God Bless,
Pyro Mike

A magic marker to cover up claw marks? That's just wrong. At least paint it with something that won't wash off the first time it's cleaned.

 

[swiss_seth]

What I have done on mine is a permanent marker then I go over it with a lighter; this burns it a little and it blends in color wise and it seems to stay put longer. Kind of waste of time because I beat the crap out of my MP5-F clone and with have more dings,scrapes and other abuse marks.

This is more of an aesthetic thing on my part because I dont like the nicks and scrapes in my finish, but this is temporary until I send it off to Jayson at IGF for a refinish.

FYI, you are asking for trouble if you do this then sell the weapon. That will net you some negative feedback on Gunbroker I bet.

 

[Gunslinger808]

Once my post samples get scratched, I generally abuse them till they need a real refinish, then blast, park, and Guncoat them completely.

 

[StG 77 556]

I'm still using the same bottle of Fleming Firearms "H&K Touch-up Paint" that I've had for over 20 yrs. Works good to this day. I think he still sells it from the website
subcal.com
Came in both early H&K grey black and HK black, which is what I have.