Squeak, Squeak, Squeak...

Just ordered one, says 5 left 67 sold

Not sure what I'm gonna do with it , but couldn't resist the price. Lol
 
Barman1 said:
I had to take one apart to dye today anyway.
3 screws and a pin. Really simple assembly.

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Thank you very much! Quite simple for sure.
Nathan
 
Picked one up in black frn, reminds me of my co-pilot years back , this a great slipit, have to add a few more. Gary
 
Dyed the middle Squeak with red RIT. Came out a deep burgundy/purple.

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I'm thinking of using yellow...shooting for orange. If it doesn't work well, I'll add some blue and go for a brown. I'll probably get to it next thursday
 
Definitely share pics of how your attempt at orange turns out! If it looks good I may have to pick one of these up.
 
TM98 said:
How are you dying the handles? How much dye and such?
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I wash the handles to get all the oil off then drop them in a solution of 1 cup water, 1 cup white vinegar, and 1 whole package of RIT dye at a low boil. Turn off the heat and leave them for 1/2 hour. Use caution around anything you don't want dyed. Rubber gloves too.
 
If someone sees the pink squeak back up for $15 can you please email or pm me the info? I'd like to pick one up for my girlfriend. Her nickname is squeak. Thanks!
 
Barman1 said:
I wash the handles to get all the oil off then drop them in a solution of 1 cup water, 1 cup white vinegar, and 1 whole package of RIT dye at a low boil. Turn off the heat and leave them for 1/2 hour. Use caution around anything you don't want dyed. Rubber gloves too.
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Did you use the powder or liquid?
 
Dyed the last one today.
I used dark green RIT dye and masked the Spyderco logo to retain the last of the pink.
I reassembled the green/pink using PB washers from an Endura kit I had laying around so it's no longer washerless. I'll see how it works long term.

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Barman1 said:
Dyed the last one today.
I used dark green RIT dye and masked the Spyderco logo to retain the last of the pink.
I reassembled the green/pink using PB washers from an Endura kit I had laying around so it's no longer washerless. I'll see how it works long term.

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Nice Job! Would of totally stole the idea off maKing off the spider logo from you on my second one. I managed to score another one and went red like I had originally intended. Mine are definitely turning out to be a perfect little utility knifes when at work.
 
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