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Unread 02-07-2014, 09:28 AM   #1
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I have used Brownells rust blue solution, it came out fine but I would rather see a little blue instead of jet black.

Can anyone suggest a different solution to try ?

Thank you, Tom
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I would rather see a little blue instead of jet black.

Can anyone suggest a different solution to try ?

Thank you, Tom
Tom, it's your gun so if you don't want it to look as it did when it originally left the factory that's your choice - make it blue... but its value will be somewhat negatively affected by refinishing the barrels incorrectly.
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Also one thing to remember about reblueing barrels is that the lower grade guns such as a Vulcan grade should not have the barrels polished to a high sheen before bluing.So that as much of the original striking marks as possible remain.
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