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  • #19422
    Josh
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    Ok so I finally got my GB reground (again) and cerakoted in a scheme that looks halfway decent (although I’m not fully satisfied – I was rushed on the knife painting process). I also fixed the cut-out for the liner lock to be more ergonomic yet not weak. I painted everything black except for the blade which was black overlayed with titanium. I also rounded my pocket clip which makes it much more comfortable!



    and here is my first pistol that I have done with a stencil (I am still working through the stenciling process to make it more streamlined – right now it is a PAIN).



    #19433
    jim
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    Looks really nice!

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    #19436
    Gib Curry
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    The possibilities are virtually endless!

    Nice work… keep us supplied with pictures as you progress. (Please.)

    ~~~~
    For Now,

    Gib

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    "Everyday edge for the bevel headed"

    "Things work out best for those who make the best out of the way things work out."

    #19438
    Daniel maloon
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    Friggin’ bad..that is some cool stuff Josh. Gib said it, the possibilities are endless

    #19440
    Mark76
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    Really nice. It reminds me a bit of the paintwork of our Swedish friend whom I haven’t seen for a while. (And whose name I forgot – anyone?)

    Molecule Polishing: my blog about sharpening with the Wicked Edge

    #19441
    Mikedoh
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    Martinlind perhaps?

    #19442
    wickededge
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    Really nice. It reminds me a bit of the paintwork of our Swedish friend whom I haven’t seen for a while. (And whose name I forgot – anyone?)

    His name is Martin Lind.

    -Clay

    #19443
    wickededge
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    Josh,

    How much thickness doe Cerakote add?

    -Clay

    #19444
    Josh
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    Cerakote, when properly applied, is around .001″ thick (1 mil, or 25 microns)

    #19445
    Mark76
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    Ah yes, Martin Lind. Here is one of his knife paint topics: http://www.wickededgeusa.com/forum/4-knife-photos/8407-duracoat#9226

    Molecule Polishing: my blog about sharpening with the Wicked Edge

    #19448
    Josh
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    Ah yes, Martin Lind. Here is one of his knife paint topics: http://www.wickededgeusa.com/forum/4-knife-photos/8407-duracoat#9226%5B/quote%5D

    ahhh that is sweet! i had forgotten about that!

    i did mine w/ an hvlp… i need to get an air brush to do the very detailed work though.

    #19464
    Ziggy
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    Sweet file knife Josh!
    Damn!

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