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  1. September 3rd, 2011 01:00 AM #1
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    Gun Sights Paint

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    I painted that lion myself with watercolor, of course I didn't shoot that picture
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    Quote Originally Posted by gatopardo View Post
    I painted that lion myself with watercolor, of course I didn't shoot that picture
    If you paint it on, can you take it off the way the ladies do with nail polish?

    I'm asking because I'd like to try it but the gun I want to try it on has some "collector's value" and I wouldn't want to do something to it that I can't undo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hopyard View Post
    If you paint it on, can you take it off the way the ladies do with nail polish?

    I'm asking because I'd like to try it but the gun I want to try it on has some "collector's value" and I wouldn't want to do something to it that I can't undo.
    All you'd have to do is to apply nail polish remover with a cotton ball for a few minutes. The Glow-On paint softens up and you just rub it down. Back to bare metal!!!!!!
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