So I got the stock and a white line spacer with it as well. It is a nice Walnut
It looks like it is already a nice 400 grit. It appears to need nothing but finish.
Now for the question. It has what looks like an ink stamp the size font on pack of ciggerets on the bottom of the forend that says "Fajen" in black at an angle. Is this designed to be sanded off inspite of the already nice finish?
I am guessing that they want you to wet it let it fur and sand it again and this was to force you to do that. That is a SWAG though and total assumption.
Why would anyone do that though? It seems odd that they would sand this to 350-400 grit and have all the lines nice and crisp and then stamp it with in in a place that you would be forced to sand it out.
So why is it there? What is the best way to remove it?
Never seen anything like this. Most blanks and semi-finished stocks I have purchased had writing in pencil never ink or paint or anything like that!
It looks like it is already a nice 400 grit. It appears to need nothing but finish.
Now for the question. It has what looks like an ink stamp the size font on pack of ciggerets on the bottom of the forend that says "Fajen" in black at an angle. Is this designed to be sanded off inspite of the already nice finish?
I am guessing that they want you to wet it let it fur and sand it again and this was to force you to do that. That is a SWAG though and total assumption.
Why would anyone do that though? It seems odd that they would sand this to 350-400 grit and have all the lines nice and crisp and then stamp it with in in a place that you would be forced to sand it out.
So why is it there? What is the best way to remove it?
Never seen anything like this. Most blanks and semi-finished stocks I have purchased had writing in pencil never ink or paint or anything like that!