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Where could I buy the black screws for the Para 3 lightweight?

Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2020 1:08 am
by BentleyCole
I wanted to give my para 3 LW a more blacked out aesthetic by swapping the chrome screws for black ones.

I've sent an email to Spyderco and they could only give my the clip screws. This was what they told me.

"We apologize, but we can only provide the clip screws. For any other screw you would need to send the knife in to our warranty and repair department."

Re: Where could I buy the black screws for the Para 3 lightweight?

Posted: Mon Feb 24, 2020 8:32 am
by TomAiello
Welcome to the forum.

I think you're posting this in the wrong forum. This should probably be in the main (Spyderco) forum, rather than the Byrd forum.

I've gotten replacement screws in various colors on eBay before, Seller "BladesWeLove" usually has a lot of those kind of cosmetic replacement parts, and I've had good luck buying from him.

Re: Where could I buy the black screws for the Para 3 lightweight?

Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2020 2:34 pm
by TazKristi
Let's move this into the General Discussion area. You'll get more replies there. ;)

Welcome to our Forum, BentleyCole. We hope you enjoy your time with us.

Kristi

Re: Where could I buy the black screws for the Para 3 lightweight?

Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2020 3:13 pm
by bigboned
i rang spydy SFO - i bought a clip and screws and asked for the main screws also in black and they kindly popped them in the bag -

Re: Where could I buy the black screws for the Para 3 lightweight?

Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2020 3:37 pm
by JuPaul
Another vote for ebay. There are multiple sellers that have replacement screws, lanyard tubes, etc for spydercos in all different colors.

Re: Where could I buy the black screws for the Para 3 lightweight?

Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2020 3:53 pm
by TkoK83Spy
Has anybody ever tried spray painting and adding a clear coat to screws? Interested in how it would hold up, obviously depending on how often you carry the knife and how many times its in and out of your pocket every day.

I also wonder how Plasti-Dip would work. I use that stuff on emblems on vehicles I have that I would like to black out. Some people even use it on their wheels/rims. It holds up very well, even here through brutal NY winters with all the salt and sand. Just a thought, I see these type of threads pop up like once a month. Could be an easy fix!