Baron rattlesnake in Black Ti

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LouisQC

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Wow, I was reading the directions and almost got scared to ruin it, but I'm happy with the result.

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Wet sanded from 220 to 400.
Wet sanded with MicroMesh from 1500 to 12000.
Hut Plastic Polish.


It shines like glass! I wanted it to be mine but a friend wants it badly...
 
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Skye

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I tell ya, that kit and plating was made for that kind of pen.

Good job on the pen, skin looks top notch too. No lifted scales, gray spots, nothing.
 

brycej

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That is a very nice pen. Snake skin pens are not my favorite, but this pen is amazing. I love the combination of the skin and the kit you chose.
 

reddwil

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Good looking pen louis. How did you turn it, skew or file? I blew up my first one using a skew. And as I have stated many times, My Skew Skills stink. But you turn and learn.
 

reddwil

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I'm not too proficient on the skew yet so I chickened out and used a gouge.

I would stay away from the gouge. I've ruined a few that way to. From what I have read and seen posted, Even the instructions that came with my kits all warn the use of a gouge. I did'nt listen and decided to try what I was use to. I have had the best luck rounding them on my belt sander, then using a file. I sand just as you stated. No more problems since.
 

Rifleman1776

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I would stay away from the gouge. I've ruined a few that way to. From what I have read and seen posted, Even the instructions that came with my kits all warn the use of a gouge. I did'nt listen and decided to try what I was use to. I have had the best luck rounding them on my belt sander, then using a file. I sand just as you stated. No more problems since.

Smae here. I saw the gouge comment and when "Uh-Oh!" Formula for disaster.
BTW, the pen is great. You even have the scales going the right direction. (private joke) I like.
 
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