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I think most of the guys would recommend Flitz.
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Metal Rejuvination |
11-11-2009, 09:31 PM | #4 | ||||||
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Metal Rejuvination
I wipe discolored metal parts with Hoppes, and wipe them with a cleaning patch. If the patch becomes red or brown I repeat, then grease the part thoroughly. Repeat every day or two; if the red or brown persist give the piece a few strokes with a file card and repeat the Hoppes and grease routine. It is amazing how much finish remains under soft build ups.
Best, Austin |
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11-11-2009, 09:39 PM | #5 | ||||||
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Flitz is great stuff but don't use it on any case coloring unless you want to get rid of it.
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Thanks guys.
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Amonia?? |
11-13-2009, 04:38 PM | #7 | ||||||
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Amonia??
[QUOTE=Austin W Hogan;7017]I wipe discolored metal parts with Hoppes, and wipe them with a cleaning patch. If the patch becomes red or brown I repeat, then grease the part thoroughly. Repeat every day or two; if the red or brown persist give the piece a few strokes with a file card and repeat the Hoppes and grease routine. It is amazing how much finish remains under soft build ups.
Best, Austin- Austin- I believe many jewelers use amonia to clean jewelry- would that work if diluted with water and Not hard the case colors like Flitz and Brasso might? |
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Cleaning |
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Cleaning
Francis; It has been my experience that a lot of the rusty look of old Parkers is really a soft fouling or growth of some kind of mold? for a better word on the surface. I have used this procedure on several lifter and hammer guns that I shoot, and the twist/damascus pattern has recovered with time. It doesn't restore anything, but many times the grungy look on old Parkers is just a growth on the surface, not really deep rust.
Best, Austin |
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