thats a decent result, for sure. I agree, it was pretty nasty before, so no harm done, and it looks a lot better.
thats a decent result, for sure. I agree, it was pretty nasty before, so no harm done, and it looks a lot better.
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.
Out of interest, what's the motorcycle in the background?
Back on subject, that's a good result there, I've had good results on small areas with Birchwood Casey bluing gel.
It’s a Honda CRF 250L. I’ve got a road bike too but I may well sell it, the dirt bike is more fun in almost every way.
Morally flawed
Nice result!
Have you also used Perma Blue from Birchwood Casey, and Schnellbrünierung from Ballistol?
In my experience, Perma Blue is quite weak and gives a thin finish, whilst the product from Ballistol is very strong and gives a black result.
Cheers, Louis
I have used permablue and like you found it disappointing, though ok for screw heads and other small parts. I haven’t used the ballistol but will try it if I see it. The Phillips is ok but there is still a possibility for improvement, and the Germans are always reliable!
Morally flawed
looks nice bud
G96 paste is very good too.
Couldn't find Ballistol on the bay or Amazon?
Steve
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Too many guns, or not enough time?
I have been using G96 Gun Creme for 30 years restoring old rusty firearms and air guns.
Baz
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