Painted guns

[Glock 1]

I know this is either a love it or hate it topic but I got bored at work today and started painting the embossed areas of a couple of my guns. Thought I would share. One is my new Gen4 17 and the other is an M&P 15-22. I am working on my LE6920 right now. Will post pics when done. I did the G21 SF awhile back.

http://www.thepistoldepot.com/mypics/g4174.jpg

http://www.thepistoldepot.com/mypics/g4175.jpg

http://www.thepistoldepot.com/mypics/g4176.jpg

http://www.thepistoldepot.com/mypics/afterpaint3.jpg

http://www.thepistoldepot.com/mypics/MP15221.jpg

http://www.thepistoldepot.com/mypics/MP15222.jpg

[bennie1986]

Wish i could even have a gun at work.

[Glock 1]

lol. I work at home. Sorry, forgot to mention that.

[Las Vegan]

I'd post pics, but that's exactly what my G19 and all of my mags look like. I picked up two new 15rd magazines a few days ago so I got out the art supplies and did them as well.

I was very happy to find a local gun shop that is still stocking and selling Glock OEM mags at pre-idiocy prices, although they are restricting sales to two per customer per day.

[Vetter]

I think y'all did a good job. It's kinda cool but just not for me. Kinda like a "lipstick on a pig" thing. A Colt 1911 or Colt Python a Glock will never be. I can't say much because I polished a Sigma's slide and barrel to a mirror shine. My nephew said it was like putting "rims" on a yugo! I did get 10 crack rocks, a good size bag of primo weed and 2 crack Ho's for and hour for it!

[Glock 1]

I agree about the rims on a Yugo. I don't pamper my guns. It helps me to see the markings better too which is why I use mainly white. I am only out to make the writing noticeable, not bling them up. Plus, its removable.

[JParham]

Best way to remove it? I did it on my g26 and I can't get it all the way out of the grooves..


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[Glock 1]

Depends on what you used. I used plain white nail polish. non acetone remove applied liberally and rubbed well with a cotton ball gets it all out for me. If you used crayon I would splinter a toothpick and use the sharp ends to dig it out.

[JParham]

Yeah I tried that and it just doesn't come out easy.. I used nail polish. Ill try again


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[ssevern]

I used some fine tipped paint pens and used bore blast solvent for super easy cleanup...