Cryo 2 scales

[Theran slate]

Anyone know where I can get a scale for my cryo 2. I got mine for free but it's got some dudes name etched into it.

 

[hhmoore]

Be more cost effective to just buy a Cryo 2 that doesn't have some dude's name on it.

 

[Theran slate]

Oh I'm sure. But I kinda would like something unique, carbon fiber or something ya know

 

[RustyIron]

Here's an idea for you that I think would be very cool. First, look up kinsukuroi or kintsugi. It's an ancient Japanese style of repair to broken pottery. Wikipedia has a good article.

Use a Dremel to hog out the former owner's name. I'd do a criss-cross pattern. Go kind of deep. Then use JB Weld Epoxy-Steel Stick to fill in the area you've hogged out. Maybe rub some Rit dye powder into the surface of the epoxy while it's still soft. Leave the repair kind of high, then stone it down after it sets up a bit.

 

[Theran slate]

Here's an idea for you that I think would be very cool. First, look up kinsukuroi or kintsugi. It's an ancient Japanese style of repair to broken pottery. Wikipedia has a good article.

Use a Dremel to hog out the former owner's name. I'd do a criss-cross pattern. Go kind of deep. Then use JB Weld Epoxy-Steel Stick to fill in the area you've hogged out. Maybe rub some Rit dye powder into the surface of the epoxy while it's still soft. Leave the repair kind of high, then stone it down after it sets up a bit.

That's quite brilliant actually! I might give that a try.

 

[scottc3]

Or get a chunk of stabllized wood, gind (or not), expoxy, and hand sand to taste). Skaters or hocky tape might cover. Also, drillings, drill it out...