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Yup, against my better judgement I tried to dye the brown/tan G-10 scale on my newly aquired ZT-0302 black using Rit dye.
Well it worked much, much, much better than I had expected.
The scale is now a rich, deep black. Frankly, I think it's a nicer black than standard black G-10.
Whole pack of Rit, about a quart of water brought to a rolling boil, added the degreased handle scale, stirred for about 5 minutes and it was beautiful.
It's been the better part of a week of daily carry and no signs of fading or black coming off the scale onto clothing or hands.
The urban legend turns out true. I don't understand how it worked but it did.
Well it worked much, much, much better than I had expected.
The scale is now a rich, deep black. Frankly, I think it's a nicer black than standard black G-10.
Whole pack of Rit, about a quart of water brought to a rolling boil, added the degreased handle scale, stirred for about 5 minutes and it was beautiful.
It's been the better part of a week of daily carry and no signs of fading or black coming off the scale onto clothing or hands.
The urban legend turns out true. I don't understand how it worked but it did.