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10-07-2007, 09:09 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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DIY- template for XD45 grip tape
I got a PM asking for this, not having a scanner I took a picture. I'd recommend to get the sizing correct
1. Save image 2. Open Power Point 3. Insert image from file in blank presentation 4. Do a screen preview (which is full sized), and check the ruler against your rule. You can resize the image by adjusting a corner of it in Power Point, and make adjustments 5. Print out and cut out with scissors. I wanted it to wrap around the back of the grip. I cut another piece for the front under the trigger guard.  Like I posted previously, this skateboard non-slip camo tape I bought at a skateboard shop in the local mall. Black is also available. Much cheaper too than the stair strips at Home Depot. The camo tape was $6 for a 9 x 30 inch piece- a lifetime supply. Enjoy, just returning a small bit of everything I've read and learned on XDTalk.  |
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