Get Rid Of Shiny Scratches?

[BlazenGem]

whoever revived this thread...

the strider has been sold to Vess like 3 months ago?, he doesnt mind the scratches.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

That would be me. After being directed to this thread by the one in W&C I just had to comment.

 

[BlazenGem]

yes yes Keith, you had your laugh on old mike. let me freeee

 

[Col. Cooper]

Just use your mascara to touch it up, Big Boy.

 

[Morrow]

Scratching up tactical knives always made me feel sad as well.......now...I just throw them from a moving vehicle to speed up the inevitable. Finding the knives afterwards can be tough as the inherent tactical nature of these knives make them hard to spot.

 

[TorzJohnson]

Scratching up tactical knives always made me feel sad as well.......now...I just throw them from a moving vehicle to speed up the inevitable. Finding the knives afterwards can be tough as the inherent tactical nature of these knives make them hard to spot.

Just tie an M-80 with a long fuse to it before you throw it from your car. As you walk back towards it you will hear the loud explosion and see bits of gravel flying, so you can find it.

 

[Lavan]

I just made a few scratches that you can only see at an angle on my new strider smf by piercing and cutting through a coke can

:foot::grumpy:


I am wondering how I can get rid of those scratches?


thanks, mike

Take this down:

I just marred the finish on my RANDALL when it slipped on its aluminum mounting brackets. Is there an acceptable and approved way to minimize the unsightly mishap?

Then ..... post it in a year after everyone forgets.

Oh, and don't cut Coke cans anymore.



Maybe make it your GRANDDAD'S RANDALL.