What process did he use to get that effect?
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What process did he use to get that effect?
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Originally Posted by MOLON LABE
Think the whole deal was laser etched & engraved.
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Depends upon what he is referring to. If he is referring to my 1911, the finish was already worn and he simply used the laser to produce the finished look. The pistol finish is still worn, but enhanced. I think it came out great.
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Etching and oxidizing w/ laser basically. http://damagefactory.com/custom-shop/
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