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Old 06-22-2015, 04:16 PM   #11
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De-oil and neutralize. Then re-oil heavily. Then just keep it oiled going forward.

I do not think that all rust blue solutions say to use baking soda in their instruction steps, but anyone who knows better will do so as a precaution. I personally use Mark Lees bluing solution at it is very fast acting and the instructions specifically say to use baking soda after the last cycle.
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Old 07-03-2015, 10:57 AM   #12
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As an update it has been 3 weeks since I wiped them down the one time with oil and the rust hasn't come back, so it may have just been a random thing. If the rust doesn't come back, I don't think I will bother with neutralizing.
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