Hi lighting rifle marks

[r.fallon]

I wanted to do white high lights on some of my rifles, ie receiver crests and manufacturing stamps. What should I use, what is exceptable to use in the collecting field. Thanks RF

 

[mikerock]

china marker

 

[r.fallon]

Excuse my ignorance, what is china marker?

 

[yardie]

...

 

[yardie]

Excuse my ignorance, what is china marker?

 

[r.fallon]

doh!! I knew that thanks yardie

 

[Wendell]

Brownells

LACQUER-STIK®

* Mfr:n/a
* Price:$4.99
* Hi-Lights Engraving, Stamped #'s And Names

Highly specialized compound wipes on to bring out stamped or engraved impressions on ALL smooth surfaces. Ideal for guns, parts, accessories. Semi-solid in stick form when used, but soon hardens and becomes permanent.


SPECS: 4-5/8" (11.7cm) long. Red, White, Gold, or Black.


Catalog page 356

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=7778/Product/LACQUER_STIK_reg_#

 

[r.fallon]

That looks like the perfect item thanks Wendell

 

[Ian Robertson]

Don't do it. If you need to take some pictures use chalk which you can brush out afterwards. If it didn't come that way then leave it alone!

 

[Ganderite]

I use white chalk.

 

[Stevo]

I steal chalk from my daughter. Found a white piece on the driveway and kept it.

 

[yardie]

doh!! I knew that thanks yardie

All good buds!

We all have those days!

 

[gaff]

kiids crayola crayon works perfect, rub it in. wipe of excess with a rag. only wax and vegtable oil.

 

[mikerock]

Brownells

Yikes I would avoid anything permanent. Chalk, china marker etc are all relatively easy to remove but if you put this kind of stuff on your rifle you're reducing it's value!

 

[gaff]

for the best part , china marker,crayola crayons and laquer stik ,are basicly the same product

 

[farshot]

white out _ comes off with any acetone or eventually wears off