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I have a 92fs with few scratches on the back of the grip. I was wondering if there were any simple repairs anybody could suggest for me to repair and match the blued color of the pistol. The scratches are only the size of a piece of sand or two but they are definitely noticeable. Is there a paint that matches the color and finish? Thanks for any and all help you can send my way!
Guns are tools... if they get used, they will get scratches and the finish will wear.
I think it gives the gun character and wouldn't worry too much.
I took a brand new custom rifle to a sniper school and got sand, water and dirt all over... dropped it several times doing drills too. Every mark is a part of your ownership experience.
Yep, my Italian 92 FS Centurion was bought in 1992. It is now retired to be my nightstand gun. Bruniton (black) finish.Quote:
Originally Posted by TAPnRACK
But it bears a few small scars. And the sharp edges are shiny from holster wear. But it is an old friend.
It's kinda like not changing your wife for a new and shiny replacement
just because of years of riding her hard and putting her away wet. As the cowboy saying goes.
All this just to say "take a fine tip Sharpie and run the point down the scratches. Your choice, black or blue. Repeat as needed". :smt1099
Birchwood/Casey Aluminum Black for frame. Super Blue for the slide. Clean w/ alcohol and then apply w/ Q-tip.