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10-03-2012, 06:43 PM
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Anyone else tried this?
I just acquired a VH 12ga and the metal was dark and had a mottled appearance along with some dried oil and powder stains.
I cleaned the metal with alcohol to remove any oil and took a gum rubber eraser and started to scrub the metal. I was amazed at how it cleaned. It removed much of the discoloration and left the metal that nice gunmetal gray. I'm not sure what it would do to case colors but in my case, they weren't there to begin with.
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