Birchwood Casey Super Blue touch up job

[@Dwayne7834]

Thanks for sharing the video and information. Never used any blueing. Have a single barrel 20 gauge needs blued. My first gun got it at 10 years of age.I am 65 now.

[@leepenlack5548]

i use crc brakleen brake cleaner, non chlorinated to degrease. then if it is very light rust , i use 2000 grit wet and dry paper first. then i gently rub with four 0000 stell wool while using a little gun oil. ive had pretty good results. birchwood casey super blue is great.

[@craigjacob3704]

Sir what did you use to chamfer your cylinder? I have 2 New Model Remington's. 1 in .44 and 1 in .36. I would like to chamfer them and the new cylinders I just bought a long with modifying the area around the cones for a proper capper and modify the frames for conical bullets even though I'm not casting my own right now.

[@JuanVargas-xx2du]

Un gran saludo from Argentina! Gracias por tu aporte! Gracias por mostrar lo que sabes! Gracias!!

[@CincyPlasmaTech]

Thank you!

[@RME1911]

Appreciate the info thank you

[@tjo4087]

Looks like u dun good again.

[@Deribinkle]

I would strongly suggest using nitrile gloves when working with these chemicals. Thanks for the video.

[@SD7jg4k]

I use my native Casey degreaser, bluing is much better

[@junkerjunk]

Sorry but this video is 10 minutes too long. It's like watching a car rust.

[@franklinAll8735]

Please use gloves when dealing with cold blueing ! It's bad stuff for your skin !

[@buckJuddson]

Rem oil is garbage don't use that stuff . I've had better luck with clp