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Hot knife Prep
@ 11:09 pm (GMT) |
Michael KushnerikHow much hot knifing do I need to do?it seems that's the one thing I cant find details or pics of. I made thin lines with a puddy scraper end, is that enough? |
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@ 11:14 pm (GMT) |
Mike KushRe: Hot knife PrepIts a sendero stalk |
@ 12:03 am (GMT) |
Paul LevermanRe: Hot knife PrepFrom what I gathered on the forums: as many as can fit. No flats left unburned, if you can. Not sure if a putty knife would do the holes deep enough or just being that rough would work. Someone who knows more than me will sooner or later answer for you. |
@ 03:32 am (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Hot knife PrepHi Mike, if its a Remington Sendero- no hot knife prep as this is a glass stock, not plastic.If you have a plastic stock, draw lines with a hot knife close together so that it is completely keyed up. They don't have to be extremely deep but the finish needs to be rough. I need to get this on video for you guys. |
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@ 04:44 am (GMT) |
Mike KushRe: Hot knife Prepthx.was confused because of the terminology 'synthetic' on pg.155 Thought mine was synthetic. away I go... |
@ 08:10 pm (GMT) |
Martin TaylorRe: Hot knife PrepMike have a watch of Nathans bedding You tube tutorial for keying in, pretty sure that's a Sendero if l remember right! |
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