Eh its not that bad, if it bothers you that much hit it with a Sharpie a couple times and it`ll blend right in, thats what I did on mine

Yeah, I figure as long as it doesn't screw up the operation of the gun then what is the point of worrying about it. I also I don't plan on selling the thing so I am starting to be at peace with my little fudge-up. I'll give the sharpie approach a try, thanks.

Testors makes a satin, gloss, or flat black enamel paint marker works well. They sell them at hobby stores or online for model builders. It has a very sharp chisel point or you can flip the tip over for covering a larger area like a chip. Beats a sharpie any day.

 

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Forget those - Use a Gun Blue pen

http://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey-PRESTO-BLUE-TOUCH/dp/B002E6R786

Forget those - Use a Gun Blue pen

http://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey-PRESTO-BLUE-TOUCH/dp/B002E6R786

I would agree if an AR lower was a blued finish. But its usually magnesium or billet aluminum with a coat of paint over it. Why use anything other than paint to fix a scratch or nick?

 

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Forget those - Use a Gun Blue pen

http://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey-PRESTO-BLUE-TOUCH/dp/B002E6R786

My god you're ghetto, Nick.

 

http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/metal-prep-coloring/blackening-browning/aluminum-black-prod4941.aspx

My god you're ghetto, Nick.

 

http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/metal-prep-coloring/blackening-browning/aluminum-black-prod4941.aspx

Too bad my lower is magnesium and not aluminum lol, ill just figure something out haha.

What?  The pen works.  I've used it on my AR15 upper when I chopped off the bayo lug.  I'd say it looks fine.