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<blockquote data-quote="Peabody" data-source="post: 2088201" data-attributes="member: 3663">Thanks for the color fill idea.&nbsp; I color filled a couple of my MP-15-22s (black and fde models) tonight.&nbsp; I rubbed the crayon hard into the gaps and wiped off the excess.&nbsp; Then, I used a hair dryer to heat the wax up a bit to fill the gaps better.&nbsp; After that, I rubbed more crayon on again to get areas that needed more.&nbsp; I scraped off excess with a plastic playing card. Then I wiped lightly with a rag and paint thinner.&nbsp; Turned out perfect and looks really cool.&nbsp; IMO.&nbsp; &nbsp; I used mostly white with a bit of red.&nbsp; Green did not show up very good.I&#039;m trying to figure out a crayon color that matches flat dark earth.&nbsp; i want to use it to color fill some of the areas of my 3rd MP15-22 b/c it is also MOE/FDE model.&nbsp; I want to do something different with this one.&nbsp; We have a shoe box full of crayons but no light browns or tans to choose from.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peabody, post: 2088201, member: 3663"] Thanks for the color fill idea. I color filled a couple of my MP-15-22s (black and fde models) tonight. I rubbed the crayon hard into the gaps and wiped off the excess. Then, I used a hair dryer to heat the wax up a bit to fill the gaps better. After that, I rubbed more crayon on again to get areas that needed more. I scraped off excess with a plastic playing card. Then I wiped lightly with a rag and paint thinner. Turned out perfect and looks really cool. IMO. I used mostly white with a bit of red. Green did not show up very good. I'm trying to figure out a crayon color that matches flat dark earth. i want to use it to color fill some of the areas of my 3rd MP15-22 b/c it is also MOE/FDE model. I want to do something different with this one. We have a shoe box full of crayons but no light browns or tans to choose from. [/QUOTE]

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