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You're getting there Harry. Looks like a few more iterations are needed.
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Which is more correct for a Parker, the black or brown finish.
BTW, these look pretty good Harry.
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I would be happy with Harry's results. I hope he will let us know when he is taking on some work.
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How is black achieved vs brown when undergoing the process? Also, does re-browning bbls fall under the dreaded question of restoration, or is that reserved for refinishing wood and re-color case hardening. Definitely don't want to poke the hornets nest, just interested as I have a refinished Parker and holy cow is it beautiful to look at. I would not be lying if I said I wish all my barrels could be so nice.
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Dean - you’re in this Parker collecting for yourself, not to please others. They’re your guns. There are different levels of tastefully bringing out their original beauty and you can go as far as you wish. On your guns that are in higher condition, you may choose to leave them as they are and just clean them up a bit... but again, they’re your guns.
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04-16-2019, 09:48 AM
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re: damascus coloring
Tom Flanigan's damascus re-finish tutorial is here, using logwood (tannin and iron mordants) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...z_9HMDdv4/edit Vintage coloring techniques are here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...g51u_SnEM/edit
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