Here's a few pics of mine.![]()
Last edited by ODgreenwithenvy; 03-09-2007 at 07:43 PM.
i haven't yet on my OD XD9 but i think i'm going to nowTY. BTW, what color did you use
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I tried it, but was never completely satisfied with how it turned out. I guess I'm either too picky or not good at coloring. So my XD is back to plain ol' black.
Grease pencils work a whole lot better. I tried crayons with my Taurus, but that didn't work out so well. So I got a white grease pencil from my garage and put to my 96D Centurion.
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I used a white crayon, after heating the slide with a hair dryer, and it really jazzs' up the gun. Took about 4 minutes.
That looks pretty cool.
what is the procedure for "painting the slide"
is using a crayon temporary? if i completely hate it, can i get it off without any problems?
It was last summer that I tried it, so bear with me. I think all I did was buff it off with a clean rag and maybe a nylon bristled brush to get the crevasses. The only things I've ever used to clean or lube my XD are Hoppes, Rem Oil and Mobil 1 Synthetic (that's right, car oil). So if the rag/brush doesn't do it, the others will.
ok, thanks Todd!!
(dare I try pink?!)
Black would look pretty slick on the slide of the bi-tone.
I can just picture myself calling me daughter and telling her to get the crayons so daddy can color in his gun. Who needs a coloring book?