Bisley Gun Blue 75g Tub

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Unlike other ordinary gun blues, you will not need to apply the Birchwood Casey Super Blue over and over again. In just 2-3 rubs you can get the fine finishing you are looking at. The niter bluing has also known as a fire bluing process that creates vibrant colors, but they’re not always durable. It works best on pins and screws because they’re subject to wear and movement. Niter bluing can produce all shades between straw and dark blue. As a prevention, you can consider plugging the ends of the barrel which will ensure that no solution gets inside. You’ll want to start by judging the state of your bluing. If you think it’s too damaged, you may decide to go ahead and remove it entirely.

There are five different types and methods of gun bluing used by gunsmiths, each with its own varying degree of protection and coloring. What Can and Can’t Be Blued Before you perform these steps, make sure ideally gather around all the components. Keep the place you are working on, well ventilated for better results. Also, make sure there are no children around as you are working with chemicals. Frequently Asked Questions Do these bluing kits work for all types of guns? The term nitre comes from the nitre salts commonly used to do this process. Although not entirely needed, they make for a much more consistent job and will guarantee good results. This same process is often used to temper parts such as springs. Using lower temperatures, the straw-colored gold found on early luger triggers and small parts is easily achieved as well. Parts should be dipped in the bath for 15 minutes and scrubbed while being immersed to remove any dirt, oil, or grease that could get in the way of the bluing process. You can use any of chemical cleaners such as sodium triphosphate, naphtha, denatured alcohol, and acetone. Rinse the cleaning solution in a few minutes. Step #3 Immersing of the Gun Parts in the Bluing SolutionSafety should always be a priority. Wear protective gear, including gloves and eye protection, to shield yourself from chemicals and hot solutions. Rags and Applicators We hold Open Licenses for Europe, USA, Australia, Canada, New Zealand.This greatly speeds up the export process to these destinations eliminating the need, in most cases, to apply for an export permit on a case by case basis.

The cost of the gun, and how you intend to use it, are also important factors to think about. Is this an antique or a modern gun? Is this your carry weapon, or an investment piece? Modifying your firearm will affect its value. It might be best to leave the care of vintage guns to a professional if you aren’t particularly experienced. A messy job will make the gun difficult to resell.

The deep fryer method

Begin by thoroughly cleaning each part with a suitable cleaning solvent. This step is essential to remove dirt, oil, rust, or existing bluing. A degreaser or rust remover may be necessary for stubborn spots. Sandpaper and Steel Wool Application: Apply the cold-blasting solution evenly to the metal surface using a cotton swab, brush, or applicator. Ensure complete coverage, but apply it sparingly, which can lead to uneven results.