heat gun or boiling h2o you don't want the metal so hot it
boils the cold blue solution. Multiple applications of course, and I have best luck rubbing the cold blue in with 0000 steel wool. the color comes out fully when you oil the part. I have had good luck with both Brownells 44/40 paste and Birchwood casey paste.
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Drago,
2014-05-27, 21:28
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- Oxphoblue - Brownell's - Hobie, 2014-05-27, 22:23
- Heat the part before you apply the cold blue. -
Rob Leahy,
2014-05-27, 23:29
- Heat gun? -
Drago,
2014-05-28, 01:33
- i use a torch but a Heat gun should do it. - Rob Leahy, 2014-05-28, 11:13
- Heat gun? -
Drago,
2014-05-28, 01:33
- Cold Blue -
Slow Hand,
2014-05-28, 06:40
- Of BC's products, the paste does work best. - Hobie, 2014-05-28, 11:05
- heat gun or boiling h2o you don't want the metal so hot it - ERSisk, 2014-05-28, 19:15
- Van's. Hands down. - Catoosa, 2014-05-29, 10:00