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    Quote Originally Posted by Airsporter1st View Post
    I have used satin black Plastikote with good results.
    Thanks for that info, Did you use any prima or any base coat

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    Quote Originally Posted by madcarlos View Post
    Thanks for that info, Did you use any prima or any base coat
    No - just rubbed down and degreased. I found by using the satin, I could wipe it with an oily (Ballistol) cloth and it produced a simikar sheen to a properly blued/blacked surface.
    Happy Shooting!! Paul.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Airsporter1st View Post
    No - just rubbed down and degreased. I found by using the satin, I could wipe it with an oily (Ballistol) cloth and it produced a simikar sheen to a properly blued/blacked surface.
    Thus could be the way forward for him, Sure they sell this in wilko's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by madcarlos View Post
    Thus could be the way forward for him, Sure they sell this in wilko's.
    At around £8 for an aerosol that would do several guns, its worth a try. As with any spraying, it should be applied in several thin coats.
    Happy Shooting!! Paul.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Airsporter1st View Post
    At around £8 for an aerosol that would do several guns, its worth a try. As with any spraying, it should be applied in several thin coats.
    Yes it's worth a try, And thanks all for the advice,

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    If its that rough that your willing to paint why not try hot blueing with heat and old engine oil plenty vids on tube showing excellent results.if he's likely to want rid soon think he'd struggle to get rid of a painted hw80 unless real real cheap would prob have more luck getting rid as it is now

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave goodall View Post
    If its that rough that your willing to paint why not try hot blueing with heat and old engine oil plenty vids on tube showing excellent results.if he's likely to want rid soon think he'd struggle to get rid of a painted hw80 unless real real cheap would prob have more luck getting rid as it is now
    Yes you could be right, He would not have payed much for it, The stock is ok, Does have some marks but no splits or anything and the trigger is working fine.

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    dont do it - its defo the wrong thing to use....

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    Quote Originally Posted by RapidTM1000 View Post
    dont do it - its defo the wrong thing to use....
    Normally I would agree, He would get his money back if he sold the stock and trigger plus there was scopes and a gun bag with it,

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    Hi, have you thought of rust bluing?Plenty advice on the net the whole process can be sped up by steaming using an old wall paper steamer and a piece of pipe,as I said plenty of info on the net,done a few old guns and they have turned out ok more black than blue but it's an easy process and rewarding(how are you Guy).

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    Quote Originally Posted by grieva View Post
    Hi, have you thought of rust bluing?Plenty advice on the net the whole process can be sped up by steaming using an old wall paper steamer and a piece of pipe,as I said plenty of info on the net,done a few old guns and they have turned out ok more black than blue but it's an easy process and rewarding(how are you Guy).
    Hi stu bud, How's things mate, It's my mates gun he just wanted to make it look a bit better, I will myself tho have a look on the net on my next days off , May come in handy for the future, Been struggling with the guns to be honest, Mainly for time, I'm on the cycle quite a lot and the motorbikes also fishing is starting to kick back in, With walking the dogs and the Mrs ganging her mind with the garden every year along with changing the house about I can hardly remember where the light switches are, Will catch up with you on my days off tho ok stu, Hope all OK with you bud.

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