I add stuff to the beeswax to make it dark. Candle soot, turpentine.. stuff like that. Then heat it up and rub it in.
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My First Kit Gun
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Pete G
76 Cal.
Go to your home improvement store and buy one of the scratch and dent crayons, available in several colors.
Good info.
Not being a woodworker, I didn't know such a thing existed.
ETA: Although I'm getting used to the gap, it would still be nice to make it disappear.
Oberst
36 Cl.
Presume you don’t have the sawdust left from sanding? That and clear glue can make a pretty good filler,
That trick I knew. I did not feel it would give me the results I wanted.
And I do remember seeing a wood filler being used to fill finish nail holes in trim. Not a crayon, but came in a small jar like a putty. Same difference I imagine.
Thanks for the tips guys.
If anyone can tell me... my front sight is due in today.
Why is it that on muzzleloaders the ramp faces the muzzle and not the shooter like typically seen on other guns?
Pics showing the color better.
Looks great! Now you can go burn some powder!
Thanks.
I'm looking forward to shooting it and seeing how that sight does.
I'm looking forward to shooting it and seeing how that sight does.
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