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Knowing Cobra as well as I do.. Everyone on this forum should feel lucky to have him as an excellent source for free information and Best in the Business services that he provides. Im not selling the guy..not trying to push sunshine up your asses either.. Just want you to step back and look at what Cobra just wrote. He is speaking from the heart.. Trying to let you know what is going on with this forum...trying to help..like he always does. When I joined this forum it wasn't because I needed more Drama in my life..Ill save that for the wife, kids and co-workers. No!.. this forum is for all

Me get Butthurt..?...I'm Married....I can take abuse..LOL!. takes more than that. No problem "KTM" Besides you were speaking the truth anyway. When I get the money and convert the Saiga's.. you bet I will have some pics up! It won't be anything that anyone hasn't already seen about a million times.. but these will be my guns and I will be proud to show them off to fellow Saiga owners.

Thanks everyone for the tips.. I am new to the forum..so thanks for the warm welcome and helpful info... I will try the red sharpie idea for "F"! Yeah to "KTM" ...LOL first nothing wrong with a 73 Corolia.. never had one..but these days they don't seem so bad when compared to some of the new crap on the compact market..lol. Im more the Muscle Car guy..but anything old is cool!.. Anyway "KTM" i get the point. I will be converting all three of my Saiga's. But I had to save enough just to buy them..I wanted to get one for every member of my family..so my goal was 6 shotguns and 6 rifles..

LOL .. Yep I figured that was an old topic.. I need to research more before I ask. Thanks utahhandyman ! I will try the stuff from Brownells for the next Saiga! Thanks again!

I am a new member to the Saiga forum so this topic may have already been answered in the past. I own two Saiga 12's and a Saiga 7.62. I was given some direction as to how to basically highlight all of the Russian logos and text on the receiver. The gentleman from Cobra's Customs FaceBooked me instructions as to how to do this. He told me to use regular rubbing alcohol and liquid white-out. Dab some white-out on the area that you want painted..and then quickly wipe off the rest. What is left is a white inlay of paint..that is pretty durable. I will attempt to attach a pic of my receiver