How to properly finish borders before stippling

[@papiflip8572]

The attention in details!! I’m a painter myself so I understand how crucial those are to making a job look professional to say the least. Thanks for the free game 🤝🏽🙌🏽

[@carlosog3600]

Man you need to do a tutorial on the double undercut you did on that Glock, love your videos btw they are so much help

[@diceydie-c]

What did you cut the outline with?

[@leefetterman3776]

Do you ever add material if you sand down too much

[@michaelhelman6631]

I'm using an adjustable temp wood burner. What temperature are you working with?

[@jjacks8203]

What temp setting best for stitching a Glock frame. Thx

[@kythom7574]

So I'm not having the best luck do you barely press down? I set the puddle but it doesn't make the wavy pattern,

[@tillmerit8431]

My hellcat polymer looks thin AF. I'm worried borders might go too deep

[@gledhillcustoms4659]

There’s plenty on the hellcat to work with

[@tillmerit8431]

@@gledhillcustoms4659 thank you. I used an X bit and it looks awesome. Thanks!

[@jeffh6960]

​@Gledhill Customs do you knownof any grip templates? To outline patterns onto frames ?

[@dontshowmyname]

You keep saying the point is to protect your borders, which give you a place to stipple up to... probably dumb question but is the border just decorative or is there a functional reason for them?

[@gledhillcustoms4659]

Merely cosmetic

[@dontshowmyname]

@@gledhillcustoms4659 thank you, and I shouldn't have said "just" or "merely" cosmetic. As my wife taught me (I will never admit to her), cosmetics serve just as much purpose as anything else. And people are willing to pay more for them than anything else. Even the most soulless people in the world ultimately want to feel. Cheers a d thanks for answering.