New $115 Dollar Nikes WRECKED! Grrrrr

gallogiro · Jun 9, 2009

Keane said:
Otherwise, paint the other one in the same way, and people will think it was supposed to look like that!

Sorry, don't take this the wrong way. But that sooo sounds like something my parents would say, lol. I just remember trying to get my parents to buy me things and they would say things like that.

fromotoc · Jun 9, 2009

What color are they? You could try some OOPS <broken link removed> . It might mess up the shoes more, but it is what I use when idiots at work leave paint in there brushes for a week. Works great, color test it in a tiny spot first, than apply and scrub if it doesn't mess up the color. What kind of paint were you using?

Trlsmn · Jun 10, 2009

fromotoc said:
What color are they? You could try some OOPS <broken link removed> . It might mess up the shoes more, but it is what I use when idiots at work leave paint in there brushes for a week. Works great, color test it in a tiny spot first, than apply and scrub if it doesn't mess up the color. What kind of paint were you using?

Have any product recommendations for stripping old AK stocks?

Keane · Jun 10, 2009

For wood stocks, try Murphy's Oil soap, or Simple Green. I did that to my M1 stock, which looked pretty awful and dark, and it cleaned it right up! It takes a little elbow grease to scrub it (just use those green scrubby pads for the kitchen sink), and it works great!

Trlsmn · Jun 10, 2009

Keane said:
For wood stocks, try Murphy's Oil soap, or Simple Green. I did that to my M1 stock, which looked pretty awful and dark, and it cleaned it right up! It takes a little elbow grease to scrub it (just use those green scrubby pads for the kitchen sink), and it works great!

Sorry I should have been more specific, what can I use to strip it to bare wood?