Quick Bluing Solution (250 mL) - Brush and Immersion Application - Gun Bluing

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In addition to its blueing capabilities, Ballistol Quick Blueing can be utilized for gun restoration and maintenance purposes. Wait until there is absolutely no further reaction before adding further iron filings and repeat until addition of iron filings cause no further reaction.

De-water tank bottom sludges to cut the volume of waste that you produce and your waste management charges.This allows you to present a copy of your Firearms/Shotgun certificate to the RFD prior to the goods being handed over. Double-check when the metal has reached the desired color tone of bluing and remove it from the solution at that time. Further advice to people is, if they are only going to do a single firearm or two, just use salt water. The blue appearance of the oxide film is also used as an indication of temperature when tempering carbon steel after hardening, indicating a state of temper suitable for springs.

Hot bluing is the current standard [7] in gun bluing, as both it and rust bluing provide the most permanent degree of rust-resistance and cosmetic protection of exposed gun metal, and hot bluing takes less time than rust bluing. e., 3 parts nitric acid, 2 parts hydrochloric acid, as much iron as it will dissolve and after cessation of the reaction, dilution with 25 parts distilled water. I'm having trouble getting an even coloring without streaking or blotching especially on the flat surfaces of the receiver. A. Further to my original post on slow rust blacking, yes the old oil is used engine oil, new oil does not seem to work as well probably due to some of the modern additives although I have used a sample from the same can after an oil change, perfect. Using cold water to remove all traces of detergent will take longer, while hot water will do the job faster and more thoroughly.I was hoping that with the help of the Internet I could discover the original factory records of DWM and Mauser, but no luck. Rust bluing is also used on shotgun barrels that are soldered to the rib between the barrels, as hot bluing solutions melt the solder during the bluing process. The metal surfaces are block sanded to remove all imperfections and then polished to a mirror shine just before the bluing process, which avoids oxidation of the steel.