I just got a new pair of Dr. Slick forcep/scissors. The finger holes have a gold finish and they are too shiney. How can I dull the finish without ruining the forceps.
Adios Philip43
I just got a new pair of Dr. Slick forcep/scissors. The finger holes have a gold finish and they are too shiney. How can I dull the finish without ruining the forceps.
Adios Philip43
Try some scotchbrite or steel wool. But most likely you will need to use something slightly more abrasive like some 240-280 grit sandpaper. Just don't go too crazy with the paper and you should be fine.
Steve
When you drop them in the drink or in the tall grass, you'll be glad they're shiny.
Anyway, if you're really paranoid about it, get some electricians tape and start wrapping.
I have a pair of these. I can't say for sure, but I'm reasonably certain that they are minor contributors to my inability to catch every fish in a creek.
Last edited by Steven; 07-11-2012 at 05:11 PM.
I know what you mean about shine, my buddy is bald , I insisted he wear a hat and my fish catch rate went up ten fold....
Relaxed and now a Full Time Trout Bum, Est. 2024
You could spray them with a dark colored Plasti Dip. My solution was to relegate that pair to situations where I could where them under a jacket, and pick up a less shiny pair for the vest. YMMV.
Below the gold...are they shiny silver? Whatever you do to the silver, do to the gold!
Clip them inside your vest.
Spray them with flat black paint
Sandblaster...then the silver will be shiny too!!
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