Does Gun Blue Work On Brass at Betty Selina blog

Does Gun Blue Work On Brass. I have used and use bc super blue cold bluing solution. I find if i leave it on to dry, the brass will almost blacken. Gun blue is a chemical solution that is used to darken and protect the metal surface of firearms. I find that gently rubbing with the soaking. Most people will use bc brass black and it looks to work as intended. Yes, yes…most of the literature says it won’t work on brass…but apparently no one told the brass. Use a magnet if you are unsure what material your part is made of. It deeply etched/pitted/damaged the surface of the sample. The g96 was the most caustic and damaging to the finish of brass. These same methods will not work on other metals commonly found in firearms, such as aluminum, brass, and some stainless steel. If i want a more mottled effect, i can. The g96 was the most caustic and damaging to the finish of brass. I don't like dipping because this contaminates the bottle of cold blue and after a time ruins it. The g96 was the most caustic and damaging to the finish of brass. Not all methods will work for every application, even plain old carbon steel.

I find that gently rubbing with the soaking. The g96 was the most caustic and damaging to the finish of brass. I don't like dipping because this contaminates the bottle of cold blue and after a time ruins it. It creates a black or dark blue color,. It deeply etched/pitted/damaged the surface of the sample. Yes, yes…most of the literature says it won’t work on brass…but apparently no one told the brass. The g96 was the most caustic and damaging to the finish of brass. These same methods will not work on other metals commonly found in firearms, such as aluminum, brass, and some stainless steel. Not all methods will work for every application, even plain old carbon steel. If i want a more mottled effect, i can.

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Does Gun Blue Work On Brass The g96 was the most caustic and damaging to the finish of brass. I have used and use bc super blue cold bluing solution. It creates a black or dark blue color,. I find if i leave it on to dry, the brass will almost blacken. If i want a more mottled effect, i can. Yes, yes…most of the literature says it won’t work on brass…but apparently no one told the brass. Not all methods will work for every application, even plain old carbon steel. The g96 was the most caustic and damaging to the finish of brass. Most people will use bc brass black and it looks to work as intended. These same methods will not work on other metals commonly found in firearms, such as aluminum, brass, and some stainless steel. I find that gently rubbing with the soaking. I don't like dipping because this contaminates the bottle of cold blue and after a time ruins it. The g96 was the most caustic and damaging to the finish of brass. Gun blue is a chemical solution that is used to darken and protect the metal surface of firearms. It deeply etched/pitted/damaged the surface of the sample. Use a magnet if you are unsure what material your part is made of.