I will let you know as I progress mate. I am not sure on pros and cons of air drying. It all can air dry as I understand it. It just takes a week from what I have read. Only 2-3 hours hot cureing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nibblet
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I will let you know as I progress mate. I am not sure on pros and cons of air drying. It all can air dry as I understand it. It just takes a week from what I have read. Only 2-3 hours hot cureing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nibblet
Cool dude, keen to see how it goes
Righto, got everything I need and its enough to do 3-4 complete guns. More than I need for now.:thumbsup: I have since learned you can only use the air-dry stuff on scopes. So it is slightly dearer.
I wont be doing any of my scopes anyway.
Already, including my time, (hopefully enjoyable) it has worked out cheaper (minus air compressor in the shed) than I was quoted to have just a barrel done, bonus!
From what I can gather, apart from thorough degreasing of all parts awaiting the paint, there are no hidden problems to ruin a good outcome, as long as instructions are followed.:cool:
can only use air dryed on scopes, or can use it on everything including scopes?
Do not breathe that shit:ORLY:Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
I was told that only the air dry will work on scopes. The heat cure stuff wont do a great job because it wont set as well. I doubt it matters if you are set up to be able to touch up whenever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill999
It goes on really, really thin. It wont even effect fine threads apparently.
I will be testing it on something simple first, to make sure I get it right.;)
Pffft!!! as far as breathing it goes, I have been breathing in heaps worse stuff for years and I have suffered no obvious side effects:D(I picture around 30L of various beverages spat over several computers around Nz about now)
Na, a mask is a must.:thumbsup:
Wait till the missus goes out then whack all the small bits on the oven !! If you knew someone who did pottery it would be handy as !!
Got a large oven sorted for anything really long or majorly big for the odd feed of venison or whitebait.Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy
Most anything else will go in an old spare oven we have. Cooks none to happy why it is still around.
Good to make sure your degrease process is thorough. Bit of heat sure helps that along. We use quite a lot of resin and similar. Heat takes the wait out of that process for sure ..Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
Not sure on what I will use to degrease at this stage but it will invlove heat. Used to phosphate and blue a lot off stuff and had access to a trichloroethylene bath.Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy
Wish I still did, it was so quick.