Gerber Strata- Representin'!

[Grant Lamontagne]

Got five minutes, a boring tool and some bright paint?  Make something interesting!







I'll probably go over it again to fill in any missed spots, but I think it looks pretty cool!

Def

[symphonyincminor]

Nice work!

The Strata is one of the rare foreign-made Gerber's that's actually a pretty quality tool.

[derekmac]

That does look good!    I might try something with my BO Blast at lunch time.

[Gareth]

Looks good boss.

[jerseydevil]

Nice!  I'll have to give that a shot.  I really like the Strata.  It seems to not get the respect it deserves around here.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Nice!  I'll have to give that a shot.  I really like the Strata.  It seems to not get the respect it deserves around here.

Agreed.   It is a great tool. I've always been write find of it and now I think it looks pretty badass. 

As you can see from the various chips and scrapes on it,  it isn't a shelf queen by far.

Def

[derekmac]

That does look good!    I might try something with my BO Blast at lunch time.

So a word to the wise.  Don't use a fast drying Lacquer paint.    Good thing there's another side I can take pictures of!! 

[Zed]

Very cool Def  i do a similar thing to my Gshocks using nail varnish,just apply and wipe with nail varnish remover to get rid of unwanted varnish 

[Higgins617]

That does look good!    I might try something with my BO Blast at lunch time.

So a word to the wise.  Don't use a fast drying Lacquer paint.    Good thing there's another side I can take pictures of!! 

Yup, wanted to do it to my camo fuse, not my most successful endeavor

[scattergun13]

That does look good!    I might try something with my BO Blast at lunch time.

So a word to the wise.  Don't use a fast drying Lacquer paint.    Good thing there's another side I can take pictures of!! 

Yup, wanted to do it to my camo fuse, not my most successful endeavor

I use nail polish in various colors and be sure to use non acetone polish remover. I do it on a lot of my guns. Let it dry thoroughly then remove it with the polish remover slowly. Keep re wetting with polish remover so it doesn't just smear. If you let it dry completely then remove it slowly with repeated wettings the polish will stay in the lettering and the rest will come away fine.
 

Nice work Boss.

[Higgins617]

That does look good!    I might try something with my BO Blast at lunch time.

So a word to the wise.  Don't use a fast drying Lacquer paint.    Good thing there's another side I can take pictures of!! 

Yup, wanted to do it to my camo fuse, not my most successful endeavor

I use nail polish in various colors and be sure to use non acetone polish remover. I do it on a lot of my guns. Let it dry thoroughly then remove it with the polish remover slowly. Keep re wetting with polish remover so it doesn't just smear. If you let it dry completely then remove it slowly with repeated wettings the polish will stay in the lettering and the rest will come away fine.
 

Nice work Boss.

Good to know! I'm going to assume all your hardware is purple with pink lettering, right Stew?

[scattergun13]

That does look good!    I might try something with my BO Blast at lunch time.

So a word to the wise.  Don't use a fast drying Lacquer paint.    Good thing there's another side I can take pictures of!! 

Yup, wanted to do it to my camo fuse, not my most successful endeavor

I use nail polish in various colors and be sure to use non acetone polish remover. I do it on a lot of my guns. Let it dry thoroughly then remove it with the polish remover slowly. Keep re wetting with polish remover so it doesn't just smear. If you let it dry completely then remove it slowly with repeated wettings the polish will stay in the lettering and the rest will come away fine.
 

Nice work Boss.

Good to know! I'm going to assume all your hardware is purple with pink lettering, right Stew?

Don't judge me! 
But yes...

[derekmac]

That does look good!    I might try something with my BO Blast at lunch time.

So a word to the wise.  Don't use a fast drying Lacquer paint.    Good thing there's another side I can take pictures of!! 

Yup, wanted to do it to my camo fuse, not my most successful endeavor

I use nail polish in various colors and be sure to use non acetone polish remover. I do it on a lot of my guns. Let it dry thoroughly then remove it with the polish remover slowly. Keep re wetting with polish remover so it doesn't just smear. If you let it dry completely then remove it slowly with repeated wettings the polish will stay in the lettering and the rest will come away fine.
 

Nice work Boss.

Good to know! I'm going to assume all your hardware is purple with pink lettering, right Stew?

Don't judge me! 
But yes...

Now you tell me! 

Might have to hit up my, err, my wife's stash to see what she has.


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[Higgins617]

That does look good!    I might try something with my BO Blast at lunch time.

So a word to the wise.  Don't use a fast drying Lacquer paint.    Good thing there's another side I can take pictures of!! 

Yup, wanted to do it to my camo fuse, not my most successful endeavor

I use nail polish in various colors and be sure to use non acetone polish remover. I do it on a lot of my guns. Let it dry thoroughly then remove it with the polish remover slowly. Keep re wetting with polish remover so it doesn't just smear. If you let it dry completely then remove it slowly with repeated wettings the polish will stay in the lettering and the rest will come away fine.
 

Nice work Boss.

Good to know! I'm going to assume all your hardware is purple with pink lettering, right Stew?

Don't judge me! 
But yes...

Is there anything worse than getting your a** kicked by the guy with the purple gun??