Since stonewashing IS scratching and dinging, more later on will just add to the look. The one concession I allowed in this theme was that I covered all the factory etching and all the sliding together spots with fingernail polish for the etch, and let the stonewash knock it off. So, I did an acid etch, then stonewashed all the steel parts. I wanted a finish that not only had that thrown away and scrounged look, but even with nicks and scratches from use, it just looks that part more and more. Brass, Aluminum, Steel, Silver, and Leather. My vision was a Post Apocalypse tool that was put together with what ever was scrounged. If it had went sideways, I was out a PPT. So, I sold that knife pretty quick after that Catch and Release. This is an opinion not shared by many, but it is my opinion. I know these are Steel liners, but perception was just wrong for me. It seemed to me that they threw off the balance and the knife just felt heavy.

I had purchased a PPT last year and just didn't like the scales. I still don't know what possessed me, but the finished product is one of my personal favorite mods that i have done for myself. It's created to please one person, the owner.įrom what I have read in THIS THREAD, this mod can be a good or bad thing, depending on the person.īut, after seeing that thread, I could not stop myself from custom making my vision of it. I know this custom isn't everybody's thing, that's why it's called a 'custom'.

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