How to remove ejection pin marks with a curved blade..

[Lee]

Luis's (coladito1) tips on how to use a curved blade to remove ejection pin marks...

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[Bagpiper]

Excellent - I was looking for exactly this information the other day.

Now here is a question on this. He seems to be taking off a lot of plastic. Would it not be better to fill it in then remove the filler? I guess this really is what ever you prefer to do but this does seem like a nice clean method - I will give it a try I think.

Thanks for sharing this link

Jim

[schweinhund227]

Excellent - I was looking for exactly this information the other day.

Now here is a question on this. He seems to be taking off a lot of plastic. Would it not be better to fill it in then remove the filler? I guess this really is what ever you prefer to do but this does seem like a nice clean method - I will give it a try I think.

Thanks for sharing this link

Jim

Now that you mentioned it Jim! I to, was thinking the same thing! Sometimes those Ejector pin marks are really deep! And I would use "this technique" on very shallow ones! Deeper ones would be getting the Mr. dissolver treatment! Thanks to Luis for Filming this one thou!

Norm.