Hey at least we eat with our rifle on the ready. Pulled right up on some Army dogs in Iraq 03, no weapons 2 guys asleep. I blasted my 203 danger close and they all about shit themselves. I couldn't believe it. But then we jumped out of the hummer and boarded a CH 53 and flew to turkey where we watched and gambled on camel races at the track. The prince then said what are you doing Marine..?? I smiled at him with silver and gold chunks of wax Crayolas and lil Jon started playing on the jukebox....which was all on 45's. I found that strange, because the Stargate we jumped thru was permanently removed to make way for a Starbucks. I will never go back to Combat without permanent markers again....ohhhh, I almost forgot...the damn bat's flying around.
Ignore the jealous idiots and their negative comments. I'm a Glock fan and I'll definitely use this video tutorial when I do my mags. Yours look awesome good job.
Brother please don't listen to the trolls. That process is easy and looks killer.I will do this to my upper slide and all my mags. Thanks for the light of imagination and the process of DIY. Love you Brother in arms. Keep up the positive attitude and keep posting for us You Tubers that really care!!!!!!!!!
I succumbed to this shit too.. Color coded my baseplates grey filled logo for 40 with a white 40 within the border..nines are green logo with yellow 9 ..those are the ones easier to mix up so a quick look at bottom keeps my gear straight. Pro tip...Use testors modeling enamel in tactical manly flat colors instead of the wife's nail polish or you'll mix your mags with hers.
I used red yellow and green as well. At full to 8 the numbers are green. 8 to 3 are yellow and 3 to 1 are red. The emblems are also white. Good looking mags and a suggestion. To anyone who wants something other then plain white.
maaaaaaaan that's really a smart move from you excellent thinking...the letters on the magazine is really clear and beautiful your guide surly will help a lot of Glock owners thank you for posting that
Nice detailing man. I'm a bit of a detail freak myself. While I do not own a Glock, this has to make it quicker, easier, and SAFER for those who own multiple Glocks of differing calibers. Good job!
brad fiser thank you for sharing some humor about these fools coloring firearms with crayons,has everyone gone mad!!the point of black is so it doesn't stand out,today's newer gun owners must customize their firearms like it's a,pimps Cadillac, ak 47s looking like ar 15s ar 15s looking like something out of star wars,they're all just a vehicle to deliver the projectile,not stadiums to plaster shit on,more gun owners is good but someone please tell them to relax,spend time and energy SHOOTING not playing dress up
michael cohen if my girl wants a pink fucking glock then god dammit she's getting a pink fucking glock! Lmao as long as she's packin I don't care what color the damn thing is!
Thanks for the vid. Gave me the confidence I needed to color fill my glock properly. The razor method didn't work for me it pulled the paint out of the lettering. But love the way my 30s turned out.
I GOT A SMALL BOTTLE OF. WHITE TODAY AND AM GOING TO TRY. THIS ON A FEW OF MY GUNS AS SEEING THIS I REALLY LIKED THE WAY THEY LOOKED---THANK ALL OF YOU
I'm undecided on the white on the slide, but I definitely like the fill on the magazines. It solves a problem that multiple glock owners face. Nice video, thanks.
Thanks mate!! I used another brand of nail lacquer but it worked out great!! Scrapping the top layer off before wiping it down definitely makes it much easier, cheers!!
Nice attention to detail. I am sure it could be done many "other" and possibly faster ways. However with this technique and the patience you are exuding, I would bet no area is untouched. Probably a fine running weapon. Haters dont have shit.
I know it's been a long time since your video but here's an idea. Place tooth picks in the count holes and cover the open end of the mag. Then spray a clear coat of some kind in order to help the color fill last.
Ha! That's crazy! I used the same exact polish purchased from the dollar store. Bought it because of the fine tip. Exactly how I did it but I didn't do any scraping.
I would only suggest adding nitrile gloves when handling the magazines or slide since you can transfer oils from your skin/hands to the surface to be painted
Fuckk Face better word is both, but people in general like to stick with glock for all their sizes, ie, a 17 for duty, 19 for carry, and 26 for backup. Me, my dad bought a glock 17 when we bought our first pistols (mine was a beretta 92) and a year later i won a raffle and got to choose any glock for free, so i chose a glock 34.
My only concern would be when using the knife to scrape away the excess nail polish that any debris doesn't make it in to the inside of the magazine. A similar concern would be a small worry that any nail polish that might flake off from the magazine, getting on bullets and then into the slide/trigger mechanisms. I thing this is a great idea for the stamping on the slide, but not as comfortable with something that goes inside of the gun.
Simple solution to your concerns. After your done painting, scraping, and wiping away on the magazine you disassemble it and give it a good cleaning. I always clean my mags every time I clean my gun since I do a lot of carpentry work sawdust gets in every place possible. Takes no time and makes it like new again.
I used enamel metallic gold paint and a needle to apply the paint so there wasnt much clean up... looks like it will last a long time but only only time will tell.
My daddy, he disowned me 'cause I wear my sister's clothes. He caught me in the bathroom with a pair of pantyhose And if you don't know the reference then you MUST watch more Cheech and Chong.
skip ahead to 4:00 to the meat of what he's doing. Good informative mod. Thanks for taking the time to do this. Curious if certain lacquers are better than others,and hold up over time.
I have seen an additional step, where a clear coat is put on last. Either way, it is a great look. I have a friend who uses a white pen from the arts & crafts store. He keeps "touching "his up.
This the same process for doing paintfill on golf clubs, I recognized it as soon as he started alluding to how to do it lol. Straight edge(throw away gift card etc) with a paper towel, brush over at an angle after putting your paint down. then use a Q-tip with nail polish remover to clean excess lol. probably put some acrylic clear coat on it to help last long as well lol. This ain’t nothing tew difficult, although if you do it the way I’m saying it completely takes out the whole “xacto knife” method, lol the jist is you brush over the paint and let it settle instead of just putting multiple coats.
Thank you so much.... I followed your video to do it on my (Airsoft) Glock 18C... Nice attetion to detail, nice video quality, very clear.... Thanks again!
to take this even further, I make each caliber a different color so i dont even need to read. all i have to do is look at the color and i know which caliber im grabbing.
Nice video in spite of idiots trying to make bad remarks. I have a Glock and I do like what you did with the magazines. Anyone can criticize. Most of the critics just showed us just how stupid they really are just by making their comments that were about where their pay grade in life is.
I use yellow for my Glock 19 and white for my Glock 30 guns and magazines. I still get confused as to which ammo goes to which gun, so I color coat the bullet stamps on each casing. Now it's all fool-proof!
Nice video Bro! I know I'm a little late for the party but I couldn't figure out wtf I was doing wrong so I checked your vid and learned that you need to let it dry completely then wipe with the remover which the non acetone tip was an excellent one as was the type of polish to use!! Mags look awesome and can't wait to have mine looking good too!!! Thanks.
Nice job. FYI. what I have done in the past for women. I use white paint. then go over it with pink nail polish. It really sands out nict. If you do not use a white base it does not look very good. Good luck-Shawn- this goes for any other color you may desire. I never heard of the nail polish laquer. It sound more permanent. I find my self having to go over from time to time as I use a paint stick-I buy them from an arts & crafts supplu store called Miachels.
So the standard machinists method of doing this is to apply the paint, then wipe it lightly while wet so that it stays in the indents. Taking it off semi-dry seems like kindaof a pain.
I find this works much better as well. I use Testors, a piece of white print paper and some CLP. I see a lot of guys let it dry and end up having bright engravings but a shadow around them as well.
Scott Franco, Agreed. I paint models and any time I need to fill a groove I fill it with paint and wipe it off against the grain then after a couple of coats I clean up the residue. At this point however I have gotten rather good at litely pressing a thin brush into the groove and allowing it to soak the paint into itself with the power of physics, but it does have to be a very thin paint to do it that way. It also helps that I varnish with a clear coat around the grooves before filling as it removes most of the surface area that the excess paint would stick to making it easier to wipe off, but I don't know if I would do that step with gun parts.
All you are doing is trying to help others and you get people making some of the nastiest comments. I would make a comment about them wasting their time watching a video that they hate but I was raised a little different. I also have a relationship with someone that warns me that if I want to spend an eternity at his place I need to treat people the way I want to be treated. Thank you for the post.
Really nice! I did that with one of those gold and also silver colored paint pens. I just had to wipe the stuff off with a paper towel. Really fancied up my Rem 1100 shotgun!
I live in Texas and its over 100 every summer, and I have gone shooting in the heat and never had any problems with it, never had to re apply or fix anything. Some type of razor blade is your best bet for removing the bulk, I think a credit card could pose the risk smearing badly if its not fully cured, and if it was, possibly pulling out the colorfill with the extra. It doesn't hurt the finish or the gun at all, and won't mar the polymer if you are careful and make level scrapes.
I used a sharpie paint pen with a fine point worked out real good on my taurus pt 111 g2. Yours looks really good too. Oh and I dont care who likes it or not it's mine and can do with it as I please
Great....now I need to know what acetone will do to my mags. I've got a bottle of 99% sitting here, I'll bring in a spare mag tomorrow and report back. I'll also try some harsher stuff to see if I can mess up the finish at all.
I gotta tell you. You had me searching high and low for this brand of nail art lacquer. Wall-mart didn't have it, K-Mart. And the 2 places that did (Dollar Tree and Family Dollar) only carried white / black / gold / silver. No Red! Anyway, I'm sitting at home doing this to my magazine's #'s in white now. Ordered the red online. Nice Tutorial though and thanks
Plus use Hoppes #9 to take off excess. Nail polish remover dulls the colors inside the fill. Hoppes will get the polish off just as good and not dull the fill.
There's an easier way. Just take a silver permanent marker and trace all the numbers in your magazine, then use nail polish remover and wipe off all the excess.
Common you guys ...This is one of many way to make the letters and numbers on your guns or magazines to easy to read..NOT ROCKET SCIENCE.....Why try to correct LORD ALEX so much??? Please give him a break would you...hihihi..Anyway Thank you very much for the video.....Great ideas! Without see this video then I had a hard time to read what written on my guns and magazines. Thanks again
The plasic coating is very forgiving, a small knick from the knife won't even be noticeable. You could leave out that step, but It would probably take you 2x-3x longer to remove all the extra paint.
I didn't know about this! In fact, I'm getting a Glock 23 (have had a G19 for years, and a 17 way back, but I'm getting barrels for the 23 to let me go to .357sig. This color coding will help my poor mildly concussed brain keep it straight. Thanks, now all I need is those mags.....
"Don't use crayons"
Marine: AWW MAN
Red's my favorite flavor
you can do other things with crayons?
Don't waste crayons on weapons, it's food so eat it!
Hey at least we eat with our rifle on the ready. Pulled right up on some Army dogs in Iraq 03, no weapons 2 guys asleep. I blasted my 203 danger close and they all about shit themselves. I couldn't believe it. But then we jumped out of the hummer and boarded a CH 53 and flew to turkey where we watched and gambled on camel races at the track. The prince then said what are you doing Marine..?? I smiled at him with silver and gold chunks of wax Crayolas and lil Jon started playing on the jukebox....which was all on 45's. I found that strange, because the Stargate we jumped thru was permanently removed to make way for a Starbucks. I will never go back to Combat without permanent markers again....ohhhh, I almost forgot...the damn bat's flying around.
@@protoman1214 *E A T*
Ignore the jealous idiots and their negative comments. I'm a Glock fan and I'll definitely use this video tutorial when I do my mags. Yours look awesome good job.
joe shaw Jealous of what? Making your gun look like a toy?
Uh oh we've got a keyboard warrior.
"Im not gonna take a 5-6 hundred dollar weapon and color it with crayons. Now-on to the fingernail polish" HAHAHA
99Z155 great line.....nono....crayons are for first graders
nah crayons are for Marines lol
99Z155 😂😂
..and in the next video we'll do our toes!
No it’s “nail art lacquer “ 😂😂😂
Brother please don't listen to the trolls. That process is easy and looks killer.I will do this to my upper slide and all my mags. Thanks for the light of imagination and the process of DIY. Love you Brother in arms. Keep up the positive attitude and keep posting for us You Tubers that really care!!!!!!!!!
I succumbed to this shit too.. Color coded my baseplates grey filled logo for 40 with a white 40 within the border..nines are green logo with yellow 9 ..those are the ones easier to mix up so a quick look at bottom keeps my gear straight. Pro tip...Use testors modeling enamel in tactical manly flat colors instead of the wife's nail polish or you'll mix your mags with hers.
He has too much free time
I used red yellow and green as well. At full to 8 the numbers are green. 8 to 3 are yellow and 3 to 1 are red. The emblems are also white. Good looking mags and a suggestion. To anyone who wants something other then plain white.
Also very good video. And I recommend anyone to do up their mags this way. Especially with mutiple calibers and similar mags
+Responsible Carry can i use enamel paint ??
I'm taking this idea thanks 💯💯💯
maaaaaaaan that's really a smart move from you
excellent thinking...the letters on the magazine is really clear and beautiful
your guide surly will help a lot of Glock owners
thank you for posting that
Nice detailing man. I'm a bit of a detail freak myself. While I do not own a Glock, this has to make it quicker, easier, and SAFER for those who own multiple Glocks of differing calibers. Good job!
Caught a guy breaking in my house , grabbed my Glock 23 and fired two shots, his last words were
"Nice color on your Glock dude"
brad fiser thank you for sharing some humor about these fools coloring firearms with crayons,has everyone gone mad!!the point of black is so it doesn't stand out,today's newer gun owners must customize their firearms like it's a,pimps Cadillac, ak 47s looking like ar 15s ar 15s looking like something out of star wars,they're all just a vehicle to deliver the projectile,not stadiums to plaster shit on,more gun owners is good but someone please tell them to relax,spend time and energy SHOOTING not playing dress up
michael cohen if my girl wants a pink fucking glock then god dammit she's getting a pink fucking glock! Lmao as long as she's packin I don't care what color the damn thing is!
What u mad cuz ur shit is stock and ugly af lol i did mine and i still hit u before u see the color
@@michaelcohen535 What people do to their guns shouldn't concern you. Lighten up.
I'm pretty sure his REAL last words were "did you use crayon...or nail polish? I'm dying... Now I'll never know....noooooooo...."
I used model paint and cleaned with mineral spirits and mine came out perfect on my M&P Shield and Mossberg pump shotty
thank you for the simple and fun way to personalize my glock & magz. 💣
Did the exact same method, got all the stuff I needed from family dollar. $3 and it came out amazing. Thanks man.
Thanks for the tip! I used this info to color my G19 Gen 4 and my two H&K's (VP9 nd P30sk). They look great!!
What would really be helpfull is glow in the dark markings so in zero light .... U should know the rest
5 years but.... they make glow in the dark polish
Good idea. Give someone a glowing light to shoot at.
@@agunner6262 oh,like night sights huh?
@@agunner6262 can’t see the numbers through the gun...
Thanks for the vid. Gave me the confidence I needed to color fill my glock properly. The razor method didn't work for me it pulled the paint out of the lettering. But love the way my 30s turned out.
I GOT A SMALL BOTTLE OF. WHITE TODAY AND AM GOING TO TRY. THIS ON A FEW OF MY GUNS AS SEEING THIS I REALLY LIKED THE WAY THEY LOOKED---THANK ALL OF YOU
8 years later....Looks great 👍👊
I'm undecided on the white on the slide, but I definitely like the fill on the magazines. It solves a problem that multiple glock owners face. Nice video, thanks.
Thanks mate!! I used another brand of nail lacquer but it worked out great!! Scrapping the top layer off before wiping it down definitely makes it much easier, cheers!!
Nice attention to detail. I am sure it could be done many "other" and possibly faster ways. However with this technique and the patience you are exuding, I would bet no area is untouched. Probably a fine running weapon. Haters dont have shit.
I know it's been a long time since your video but here's an idea. Place tooth picks in the count holes and cover the open end of the mag. Then spray a clear coat of some kind in order to help the color fill last.
Jack Thompson Exactly my thoughts.
We don't want those holes clogging up, do we? :)
Great idea
that Glock 22 & Mags looks so good. Awesome tutorial - Thank You
"Don't use crayons" uses nail polish XD
can you use nail polish
Yep
Yeah but you can eat crayons!
Ha! That's crazy! I used the same exact polish purchased from the dollar store. Bought it because of the fine tip. Exactly how I did it but I didn't do any scraping.
I would only suggest adding nitrile gloves when handling the magazines or slide since you can transfer oils from your skin/hands to the surface to be painted
i do this to my golf clubs.never thought about the mags and gun.very cool
you should color code according to cal.
wildcat19671 that would be cool. Id do that but all my glocks are 9mm
Mystery Man why do you have different glicks in 9?
Fuckk Face better word is both, but people in general like to stick with glock for all their sizes, ie, a 17 for duty, 19 for carry, and 26 for backup.
Me, my dad bought a glock 17 when we bought our first pistols (mine was a beretta 92) and a year later i won a raffle and got to choose any glock for free, so i chose a glock 34.
Mystery Man by "duty" u mean carry?
Fuckk Face to my knowledge, a duty gun is one thats too big to conceal so it has to be carried exposed in an external holster.
Thanks, I liked your video & can't wait to start trying it out on my guns!
wouldn't it be nice if they just came factory looking nice like that?
except if the white ever chipped out people would return it as faulty and talk smack about crap mags ect that's why they don't
It actually looks professional and very good.
Nice,nice,nice. Did it myself and came out great. Thanks for the vid.
You're a patient man Lord Alex.
My only concern would be when using the knife to scrape away the excess nail polish that any debris doesn't make it in to the inside of the magazine. A similar concern would be a small worry that any nail polish that might flake off from the magazine, getting on bullets and then into the slide/trigger mechanisms. I thing this is a great idea for the stamping on the slide, but not as comfortable with something that goes inside of the gun.
Simple solution to your concerns. After your done painting, scraping, and wiping away on the magazine you disassemble it and give it a good cleaning. I always clean my mags every time I clean my gun since I do a lot of carpentry work sawdust gets in every place possible. Takes no time and makes it like new again.
I used enamel metallic gold paint and a needle to apply the paint so there wasnt much clean up... looks like it will last a long time but only only time will tell.
thanks man worked out great for my two sr45 magazines
👍This is the best video I seen 👀 so far good good well done..
My girlfriend just caught me with her fingernail polish and accused me of being gay!
Andrew Curley because you are bitch
My daddy, he disowned me 'cause I wear my sister's clothes.
He caught me in the bathroom with a pair of pantyhose
And if you don't know the reference then you MUST watch more Cheech and Chong.
may the force be with you
Andrew Curley lool
Tell her you are bisexual. Fucking buy me something and I will get very sexual.
great video. Good call on the exacto knife too! Im going to give this a try tomorrow with some silver! Thank you!
In a perfect world glock would color fill them for you 😂
skip ahead to 4:00 to the meat of what he's doing. Good informative mod. Thanks for taking the time to do this. Curious if certain lacquers are better than others,and hold up over time.
Wow, they look great! And I love your attention to detail.
that fingernail polish is awesome. nice bright white. works great to refill sights.
I have seen an additional step, where a clear coat is put on last. Either way, it is a great look. I have a friend who uses a white pen from the arts & crafts store. He keeps "touching "his up.
This the same process for doing paintfill on golf clubs, I recognized it as soon as he started alluding to how to do it lol. Straight edge(throw away gift card etc) with a paper towel, brush over at an angle after putting your paint down. then use a Q-tip with nail polish remover to clean excess lol. probably put some acrylic clear coat on it to help last long as well lol. This ain’t nothing tew difficult, although if you do it the way I’m saying it completely takes out the whole “xacto knife” method, lol the jist is you brush over the paint and let it settle instead of just putting multiple coats.
Trial and error will help if your confused, but it’s nothing too hard to handle. Lol but I see the point tho with the video clearly
I like this idea. I will definitely apply it. Thank you!
Great idea Alex, thank you for sharing
Nice work ! I'm going to do this to my XD 40 ! Great Video !
Thank you so much.... I followed your video to do it on my (Airsoft) Glock 18C... Nice attetion to detail, nice video quality, very clear.... Thanks again!
to take this even further, I make each caliber a different color so i dont even need to read. all i have to do is look at the color and i know which caliber im grabbing.
Thanks it did really good on my Glock I used pink. My wife saw me and was confused that I had a gun and her nail polish.
This worked out for me!!
Thank you for the vid!!!
You rock!!! I did everything u said, even got the same nail polish!!
Going to do this with my magazines to differentiate my 9mm and 40 cal mags.
Nice video in spite of idiots trying to make bad remarks. I have a Glock and I do like what you did with the magazines. Anyone can criticize. Most of the critics just showed us just how stupid they really are just by making their comments that were about where their pay grade in life is.
I use yellow for my Glock 19 and white for my Glock 30 guns and magazines. I still get confused as to which ammo goes to which gun, so I color coat the bullet stamps on each casing. Now it's all fool-proof!
Great video man...I will do that to all my guns. your video is the best i ever seen about personalize my guns thanks again
Man those look really nice. It makes me want to do my M&P mags
Why not chrome it, add some mother-of-pearl grips, curb feelers, and some fuzzy dice hanging from the trigger guard?
Nice video Bro! I know I'm a little late for the party but I couldn't figure out wtf I was doing wrong so I checked your vid and learned that you need to let it dry completely then wipe with the remover which the non acetone tip was an excellent one as was the type of polish to use!! Mags look awesome and can't wait to have mine looking good too!!! Thanks.
Nice job. FYI. what I have done in the past for women. I use white paint. then go over it with pink nail polish. It really sands out nict. If you do not use a white base it does not look very good. Good luck-Shawn- this goes for any other color you may desire. I never heard of the nail polish laquer. It sound more permanent. I find my self having to go over from time to time as I use a paint stick-I buy them from an arts & crafts supplu store called Miachels.
Just a tip! Instead of shaking the polish roll it in your hands to prevent bubbles from forming in the paint and ending up inside the grooves.
Best method ive seen so far.
So the standard machinists method of doing this is to apply the paint, then wipe it lightly while wet so that it stays in the indents. Taking it off semi-dry seems like kindaof a pain.
I find this works much better as well. I use Testors, a piece of white print paper and some CLP. I see a lot of guys let it dry and end up having bright engravings but a shadow around them as well.
Scott Franco, Agreed. I paint models and any time I need to fill a groove I fill it with paint and wipe it off against the grain then after a couple of coats I clean up the residue. At this point however I have gotten rather good at litely pressing a thin brush into the groove and allowing it to soak the paint into itself with the power of physics, but it does have to be a very thin paint to do it that way. It also helps that I varnish with a clear coat around the grooves before filling as it removes most of the surface area that the excess paint would stick to making it easier to wipe off, but I don't know if I would do that step with gun parts.
nithia
All you are doing is trying to help others and you get people making some of the nastiest comments. I would make a comment about them wasting their time watching a video that they hate but I was raised a little different. I also have a relationship with someone that warns me that if I want to spend an eternity at his place I need to treat people the way I want to be treated. Thank you for the post.
This will help to distinguish between my 9mm mags and my 40 mags. I am getting older and my eye sight isn't what it use to be.
This is really cool... thanks for the upload 👍😁
White Out works well. I've been using it for this purpose decades.
those mags look beautiful
Dark, black and inconspicuous... Not easily identifiable at a quick glance and not for everyone's eyes.
BikerBry that’s what the American police force say
Really nice! I did that with one of those gold and also silver colored paint pens. I just had to wipe the stuff off with a paper towel. Really fancied up my Rem 1100 shotgun!
I live in Texas and its over 100 every summer, and I have gone shooting in the heat and never had any problems with it, never had to re apply or fix anything. Some type of razor blade is your best bet for removing the bulk, I think a credit card could pose the risk smearing badly if its not fully cured, and if it was, possibly pulling out the colorfill with the extra.
It doesn't hurt the finish or the gun at all, and won't mar the polymer if you are careful and make level scrapes.
I used a sharpie paint pen with a fine point worked out real good on my taurus pt 111 g2. Yours looks really good too. Oh and I dont care who likes it or not it's mine and can do with it as I please
Great....now I need to know what acetone will do to my mags. I've got a bottle of 99% sitting here, I'll bring in a spare mag tomorrow and report back. I'll also try some harsher stuff to see if I can mess up the finish at all.
And to think this guy was doing this before quarantine
I basically did this same thing to all of my D&D dice 30+ years ago.
I gotta tell you. You had me searching high and low for this brand of nail art lacquer. Wall-mart didn't have it, K-Mart. And the 2 places that did (Dollar Tree and Family Dollar) only carried white / black / gold / silver. No Red! Anyway, I'm sitting at home doing this to my magazine's #'s in white now. Ordered the red online. Nice Tutorial though and thanks
You could have used any brand.
Plus use Hoppes #9 to take off excess. Nail polish remover dulls the colors inside the fill. Hoppes will get the polish off just as good and not dull the fill.
Looks phenomenal.
I used a white crayon on my glock and it came out looking good if not better in less than 3 minutes on and clean!no need to do all the extras
Dope💯💯💯!!!
I'm doing this to both my glocks👊🏾💯
Nice job dude! They look great.
Weekend project on 10 magazines! Thank you
Very cool. I would have done different colors for different calibers.
looks awsome man. i used white out and it worked good
And this tells me everything I need to know about glock and glock owners
Jeffrey Ottinger thats fucked up😂😂😂😂
My M&P shoots .40 & .357-sig from the same gun. M&P and flock are good ass guns
ya i really love my Flock 19
Flock
Great work. I bet flock is going to start doing this
I think it looks cool, I won’t bother with doing it to mine, but nice video and great end result.
thx great use Revlon colors are bolder
There's an easier way. Just take a silver permanent marker and trace all the numbers in your magazine, then use nail polish remover and wipe off all the excess.
I haven't painted my brand new glock 43x yet It looks awesome but I think I'll keep mine plane Jane with a solid black slide
Common you guys ...This is one of many way to make the letters and numbers on your guns or magazines to easy to read..NOT ROCKET SCIENCE.....Why try to correct LORD ALEX so much??? Please give him a break would you...hihihi..Anyway Thank you very much for the video.....Great ideas! Without see this video then I had a hard time to read what written on my guns and magazines. Thanks again
Thanks for the video. great Idea
With the 3 different calibers; since you are filling them in; might as well use 3 different colors so you get an additional advantage in sorting..
Thanks appreciate the help I will check hobby lobby
I use a white crayon and then wipe off the excess. it works excellent and it is way faster.
I know this video is old but that’s actually 🔥
The plasic coating is very forgiving, a small knick from the knife won't even be noticeable. You could leave out that step, but It would probably take you 2x-3x longer to remove all the extra paint.
I do model paint. It says on longer. Fingernail polish is good too but you have to refresh it every so often. Great job thou. Glock looks nice
I didn't know about this! In fact, I'm getting a Glock 23 (have had a G19 for years, and a 17 way back, but I'm getting barrels for the 23 to let me go to .357sig. This color coding will help my poor mildly concussed brain keep it straight. Thanks, now all I need is those mags.....
How about glow in the dark paint ?
any weatherproof fingernail polish works long as you use "non-acetone" remover..I did my G27 in off orange.