Red Safety 'dot' replacement
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Red Safety 'dot' replacement
The red dot on my slide came off while I was cleaning the firing pin. What would be best to reapply it ?
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Re: Red Safety 'dot' replacement
I just used nail polish, red color. So far it has held up good and it's been on there for a little while. I didn't like the color of mine, so I scratched it off on purpose. That's why I used nail polish to reapply it. Model car paint would work excellent... basically any sort of enamel finish.fraybentos wrote:The red dot on my slide came off while I was cleaning the firing pin. What would be best to reapply it ?
Re: Red Safety 'dot' replacement
I had the same issue awhile back. juniustaylor is right, red nail polish works like a charm. Be sure to degrease the spot first. Also go real easy with the applicator, in my case one small drop of polish completely filled the space.
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Re: Red Safety 'dot' replacement
That's right hangfire, I should have mentioned that as well. Definitely degrease and use a little dab at a time of the nail polish.hangfire wrote:I had the same issue awhile back. juniustaylor is right, red nail polish works like a charm. Be sure to degrease the spot first. Also go real easy with the applicator, in my case one small drop of polish completely filled the space.
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Re: Red Safety 'dot' replacement
Put a dot of paint on your front sight while you're at it. Get the ladies involved in picking a color. They like that. I ended up with a hot orange color.