🎨 Lacquer-Stik Paintstick in Stunning Gold: Durable and Precision Application Review

Not specified, so you may need to experiment to get best results. Ideal for filling color engravings on weapons. Not for use on porous/rough surfaces like Parker. Make sure all oil is removed before loading material into the grooves. To keep the stiks soft, cover tightly with plastic wrap for storage!

I have used this on a few guns now and it works as intended. This will result in a light inlay with the chosen colored stick. There is a small problem and it affects the Cerakote coated gun. It penetrates the "pores" of the paintwork and leaves a colored sheen on the surface outside the engraving area. Mineral spirits will remove it, but at the same time it will also remove some of the material inside the engraving. It works great on the smooth, blued finish of the pistol.

Ideal for highlighting gun engravings. The main thing is to first understand how to use it. I read about 25 nail polish reviews and then settled on the method that worked for me. One suggestion I have is to use a white cloth, like an old t-shirt, to wipe it off the surface. I tried a red garage rag and it tinted the white paint a bit so I had to redo it. Once you understand what works best for you, you will be very happy with the results. I gave him a 4 instead of 5 because he could use better…

I used a gold rod on a new 20 gauge Remington 1100 LT. The gold really makes the engraving stand out on the dark blue case and barrel. Easy to apply and I agree with another user's recommendation: wipe the gold off with a paper towel which I believe leaves more gold on the engraving than using a soft cloth. I can't comment on durability, but I imagine the filler will last longer if you handle it carefully. It's a nice change of pace, though, and gold is a perfect choice for navy firearms…

Instructions are not included with this product. I couldn't find any instructions online. There was a video showing touch up sticks and then fast forwarding to the end result but didn't actually say or show how to apply it. The ONLY instructions I could find on how to use this product are from the reviews I read here and they all vary. My bottom line? So so. Let's see how it holds up. If not, I use gold nail polish like the one used in the video that showed and explained how to highlight the…