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Cold blueing solutions usually leave a smell. You can tell a gun that has been cold blued by rubbing an area with your thumb until you feel warmth, then smell the area. It's a distinctive odor. I don't know if there is a time limit on this but I've done it on guns that were cold blued 8-10 years earlier that you could still smell.
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