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Unread 09-10-2012, 10:04 PM   #1
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I always used 4O steel wool and Hoppes till I tried dipping the 4O in RIG, and like the results better for fresh rust. I have not had the lubed 4O do any damage to a hardened finnish or a rust blued finnish. Anyone know the hardness of generic 4O? It seems to be less than that of any typical gun metal surfaces.
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Even 0000 steel wool removes finish eventually. I use that on my last few coats of rust bluing to avoid scratches which will require additional coats. I can testify about the Frontier pads. I had a set of damascus barrels that were completely brown (rusty), but underneath the pattern existed. I had taken a lot of rust off with 0000 and oil but was starting to remove the pattern. I then used the Frontier pads with nothing and they do cut the rust without damaging the finish in my experience.
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