Spyderco PM2 with blue camo scales!

[Shotgunjimmy309]

Just finished this last night! Used a full box of royal blue Rit dye. I'll try and get some better pics today.

 

[seelow123]

Nice! Is this your first time Rit dying? You shouldn't have to use a whole pack of dye for one knife. I normally use about a tablespoon or so.

 

[Jastab]

Looks badass! Makes me wanna try it with red... I think ill do it tonight

 

[seelow123]

Looks badass! Makes me wanna try it with red... I think ill do it tonight

You'll love it. It adds so much zazz to the knife.

 

[Jim malone]

Doesn't the rit rubs off? G10 is impervious to water, so any RIT would only be deposited on the surface. Or is this treatment only ment for safequeens?

 

[seelow123]

Doesn't the rit rubs off? G10 is impervious to water, so any RIT would only be deposited on the surface. Or is this treatment only ment for safequeens?

The Para I just posted was carried pretty steadily for a year after I dyed it and this is what the handles looked like. The pics I posted earlier were taken after I re-dyed it.





It's extremely durable.

 

[Jim malone]

double post

 

[Jastab]

You'll love it. It adds so much zazz to the knife.

Yep, I'm definitely doing it now. Thanks for sharing the pics!

 

[Shotgunjimmy309]

Nice! Is this your first time Rit dying? You shouldn't have to use a whole pack of dye for one knife. I normally use about a tablespoon or so.

Yes, this was my first time RIT dying. I followed your DIY to a "t" and it just didn't do anything, so I progressively added more dye and longer soak times until I got the color I wanted. Even with the whole packet in the water I still probably had to soak it for 25-30 minutes to get what you see.

 

[viper89]

Thanks for sharing the pics. I have been wanting to do this for a while and now I think I might just go for it.