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  1. 04-22-2012, 05:31 PM #1
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    Default Replacing Covered Tangs

    I’m working on restoring a razor with missing tang covers. Any creative ideas on how to cheaply create new covers for this razor? Thanks.

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    You have to replace the covers, I have used acrylic on most, but Ivory Micarta and Micarta in general works really nice too

    I have seen them done with wood but you better make sure it is waterproof...
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    Them ‘there are some nice looking scales, Glen!

    Thanks for the quick response. I will experiment. I have some Micarta pieces I can play with.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Name: sr 4.jpg Views: 257 Size: 30.2 KB

    You have to replace the covers, I have used acrylic on most, but Ivory Micarta and Micarta in general works really nice too

    I have seen them done with wood but you better make sure it is waterproof...
    VERY NICE! I love the red. Hmmm….maybe I'll have to find one of these and send it to you.
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    Nice scales Glen. Can you tell me where you got the acrylic material? I like the red. I think I saw a set in blue that Max did somewere in this forum.
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    lol looks like glen took this one
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    I don't know what to say, diyguy.
    I have one sitting in oil now for 6 months, just like yours. I will follow this thread to see what they suggest for you; then I will have some ideas.
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