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  1. 23-12-2014, 12:59 PM #1
    Scottishkiwi
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    Tips on re-blueing an older gun with paste?

    Just got some birchwood casey perma blue paste, Anyone got some tips for me?
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    Get all the old finish and gun oil off. Steel wool is your friend. Also I think it sets better if you warm the parts first before applying.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MassiveAttack View Post
    Get all the old finish and gun oil off. Steel wool is your friend. Also I think it sets better if you warm the parts first before applying.
    Yeah I just got some to fix up my new ar15. Tips suggested to me, warm with a bunsen burner, de-oil and also no finger prints, and you want fresh steel.
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    The liquid is better than the paste. Follow instructions. Keep well oiled after its done as it will rust like any unprotected steel would.
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