Pink and Orange RC's

I love the orange Izula! (I wonder how it would look with some black "tiger-stripes" on it)

not a big fan of that RC-3 though...
 
I can do a bright green one!!!

the pink was designed more the female audience.....gotten a few requests thus far though.
 
#134 Cav arms electric green or perhaps #61 which is one of the electric colors (lime)

61 I bet is CRAZY bright!!! Anyone want to send me 10 bucks to try that one out?! :)
 
This is the kind of green I was thinking about:

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Here is my orange Izula with orange paracoard. This was my first attempt at wrapping a knife....just need to figure out a better way to finish it off.

Check out the other things I have been doing with colors. Follow my link of look at my other posts.
 

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Here is a pic of the pink RC-3 I did. I wrapped the handle and replaced the paracord that the sheath came with.
 

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It does....nice and comfortable though. I will probably take it off....just playing around with different options.
 
On the pink RC3...............

Did you "paint" the sheath too??? If so, what with???

Looks good !!! :thumbup:
 
It was all done with Duracoat.

I took the scales off.....blasted the entire knife with Alum Oxide 120 grit......hung it and coated it with Duracoat. I repated the same on the sheath.

After I let it cure, I but it back together and let it set for 2 weeks. I then took it out and beat the crap out of it. The Duracoat wore well.....I then took it back into my shop.....de-greased and cleaned it....applied Duracoat again to cover up the wear marks. So far it has worn very well.

I did one just like it for a gentleman's wife here on the forums.
 
Razorz said:
Does the duracoat resist rust well?
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Oh yea!!! Duracoat is great...."DuraCoat's combination of elasticity and hardness creates a finish impervious to impact, scratching and the elements." quote from their web site.
 
jforbush said:
It was all done with Duracoat.

I took the scales off.....blasted the entire knife with Alum Oxide 120 grit......hung it and coated it with Duracoat. I repated the same on the sheath.

After I let it cure, I but it back together and let it set for 2 weeks. I then took it out and beat the crap out of it. The Duracoat wore well.....I then took it back into my shop.....de-greased and cleaned it....applied Duracoat again to cover up the wear marks. So far it has worn very well.

I did one just like it for a gentleman's wife here on the forums.
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Thanks for the info. :thumbup:
Does the "Duracoat" continue to adhere to the plastic sheath Ok?
Any/what prep work was done to the sheath prior to the Duracoat??

Knives and sheath both look fantastic BTW. :thumbup: :)
 
The sheath has worn well. Prep work... you can sand with a light grit sandpaper but since I have a media cabinet I just blast it.
 
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