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My new Luger
Hi gang
Here are some pixs of my new Swiss Luger. I have one little problem You can see a light brown smudge on the grip. I figured it was just dirt so I went at it with a drop of water, a toothpick and a toothbrush. To my surprise it's not dirt, it's the plastic (phenolic?) fraying. So I don't think it can be removed, how would I hide it? Sticker http://img170.imagevenue.com/loc419/..._122_419lo.jpg http://img13.imagevenue.com/loc1175/...122_1175lo.jpg |
Stephen,
This is just my thought and probably what I would do to fix it. I'm not recommending it. I would get some two part quick set epoxy (the 20 min. variety). I would take a tooth pick and ever so slightly. dab a very small amount of the epoxy on the frayed spots. And use the tip of the tooth pick , following the groove of the checkering, work it in gently and smooth it down, being sure not to smear it. Be sure to remove any excess. I think that once the frayed spots are saturated, they will blend in. Be slow and precise... just my approuch to the problem. Ron |
I had the same problem with one of my 06/29... I just changed the part. They are not numbered and there are still original spare parts that circulate. So I don't think it affects the value or that it would be considered as irregularly tempered. In any case, I kept the worn set as well.
Cheers . |
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