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Thread: Anyone else rcv'd a 'white' colored Magpul P-Mag ?

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    Magpul FDE using RIT dyes on a sand mag or other part:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXKOAp3g1cs

    Recipe using RIT dye:
    6 tsp tan
    1 tsp pearl grey
    1 tsp dark brown
    1 quart water

    Heat to 175 degrees and dye for 2 minutes

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    I think they solved a problem I didn't have, a need for a stronger mag. If I was into coloring them then the sand mags are great, I'm just fine with black so far. But I do like that they evolve and put out new stuff, hoping the next widget is something I need/want!

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    THANKS Guys, For all the replies & dye tips. It's not like I won't use them, it's just I was surprised by the bright color of them. And no, I didn't see the color on Brownell's when ordered, I just grabbed a few to make some of my AR's a bit shorter in the safe. Oh well, at least there still useable P-Mags.

    Best, dpast32

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    I bought a handful for my 300 Blackout as an easy way to differentiate mags.
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    you might find this useful
    THE ULTIMATE RIT DYE GUIDE FOR DYEING YOUR MAGPUL PMAG
    http://gunmagwarehouse.com/blog/ritdye_Sand_Pmags/

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    Quote Originally Posted by ggammell View Post
    I think this was the whole reason they used that color. So the user could make them anything they wanted.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rainman View Post
    Magpul FDE using RIT dyes on a sand mag or other part:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXKOAp3g1cs
    This same guy unfortunately came back and posted a second video saying that he couldn't replicate the color on his next attempt with that formula:

    https://youtu.be/gRk0ZE2GoBM

    He added Cocoa Brown (which I had to order off Amazon - no local stores carried it), and I still couldn't get a good FDE color with either recipe.

    I've been having a great time dying Sand PMAGs but haven't been able to match any Magpul colors yet. I can pretty close to OD green by dying some Foliage and FDE parts, but not much luck starting with Sand. I'm going to pick up a few more Sand mags just for fun before they're all sold out.

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