Will A Brass Brush Scratch Bluing at Derrick Tate blog

Will A Brass Brush Scratch Bluing. the wool won't scratch the bluing (even when viewed through a jeweler's loupe) but the dislodged rust will, so turn the wool to a clean. In my opinion the brass will scratch the surface and allow small. a bronze or brass brush will do the same to bluing as 0000 steel wool, they both will scratch but at a level you won’t see, don’t over scrub with either. Also, some folks might automatically assume the. brass brushes wear away and get eaten especially if your using an ammonia based cleaner. brass brushes will scratch up the bluing if there is still some on there. Start with the steel wool, preferably american made, we use bulldog which is. Even the relatively soft steel wool can, and will, damage a blued surface as it is too. i don't use steel wool at all. if i have to use a brush on my weapon it will be a well worn tooth brush.

In my opinion the brass will scratch the surface and allow small. brass brushes will scratch up the bluing if there is still some on there. brass brushes wear away and get eaten especially if your using an ammonia based cleaner. Also, some folks might automatically assume the. if i have to use a brush on my weapon it will be a well worn tooth brush. Start with the steel wool, preferably american made, we use bulldog which is. i don't use steel wool at all. a bronze or brass brush will do the same to bluing as 0000 steel wool, they both will scratch but at a level you won’t see, don’t over scrub with either. Even the relatively soft steel wool can, and will, damage a blued surface as it is too. the wool won't scratch the bluing (even when viewed through a jeweler's loupe) but the dislodged rust will, so turn the wool to a clean.

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Will A Brass Brush Scratch Bluing Even the relatively soft steel wool can, and will, damage a blued surface as it is too. if i have to use a brush on my weapon it will be a well worn tooth brush. Start with the steel wool, preferably american made, we use bulldog which is. brass brushes wear away and get eaten especially if your using an ammonia based cleaner. brass brushes will scratch up the bluing if there is still some on there. the wool won't scratch the bluing (even when viewed through a jeweler's loupe) but the dislodged rust will, so turn the wool to a clean. In my opinion the brass will scratch the surface and allow small. Also, some folks might automatically assume the. a bronze or brass brush will do the same to bluing as 0000 steel wool, they both will scratch but at a level you won’t see, don’t over scrub with either. i don't use steel wool at all. Even the relatively soft steel wool can, and will, damage a blued surface as it is too.