How do you fix a dent in fx synthetic stock?

Hi
I got a small dent in my fx crown stock not really a big issue but still annoying.
Any one got a tip for that? maby what material they used or color code?
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i have a buddy that is a repairman /builder of guitars, that applies a wet cloth on the dent & applies heat with soldering iron , i have seen this done many times ..
I know that's an old wood worker's trick but SYNTHETIC stock?!? I hardly think so.
 
Hi
I got a small dent in my fx crown stock not really a big issue but still annoying.
Any one got a tip for that? maby what material they used or color code?
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I had a Crosman Stealth that ended up with a noticeable crack/dent in the forarm and it bugged the h3ck out of me.
I super glued the crack, filled the dent with baking soda and dripped some liquid super glue in it. After it hardened I lightly sanded with fine sand paper and then colored it with a marker. jmho
 
Personally I would fill with JB Weld, do some surface prep and spray with either Krylon Plastic paint or DuraCoat. The material FX uses is more like plastic foam than the standard reinforced abs plastic mixture we see on so many PB. And you probably wont ever really be able to fix it. A few coats of a good primer, paint, and expoxy clear or duracoat clear will give it a lot of durability.

Here is a stock I did forever ago and wish I still had:

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Gorrila glue makes a black epoxy
can use a fine tip paint brush to fill in the dent...but it probably won't match texture of the soft touch finish that FX uses.
but filling it in might make it more noticable.
Your eye is going to go there like a magnet since you know it is there
I would just leave it alone