Gun part stippling?

[Blaze]

Look into silicone carbide...I think that's what I'm going to do to all mine from now on...

 

[greg vess]

Look into silicone carbide...I think that's what I'm going to do to all mine from now on...

Are you talking about Dremel bits?

 

[Blaze]

Are you talking about Dremel bits?

No. Silicone carbide coated frames instead of stippling. It's like putting grip tape on your gun without the tape LOL (It's pretty permanent) Check "silicone carbide Glock" on you tube....

 

[greg vess]

I was thinking. I have Dremel bits that are tiny cone shaped and very sharp tipped. I mean they are tiny bit heads and would work perfect. The very sharp tip would prevent walking and make quick work of each cavity. Why wouldn't some like that work.

The reason I was referencing silicone carbide is because they do make Dremel bits from that material.

 

[greg vess]

I have some strips of grip tape but it's a textured polymer and less aggressive in the skin while still providing excellent anti-slip characteristics. I thought that some minor stippling on the recessed areas would help a little as well.

 

[greg vess]

These three tips would be faster than heating up a object and be more precise and a more refined look. I would guess since I haven't tried it yet.

 

[BHPSteel]

Y'all might be surprised with the first and second tip. Those 'ball grinders' really can walk if you're not careful.

The biggest determinant of that 'refined look' is going to be the consistency of spacing and depth.

 

[greg vess]

Y'all might be surprised with the first and second tip. Those 'ball grinders' really can walk if you're not careful.

The biggest determinant of that 'refined look' is going to be the consistency of spacing and depth.

Roger that!