Can't be blued, however...

by rob , Saturday, September 05, 2015, 08:58 (3307 days ago) @ Byron

I have had a few bright stainless Vaqueros and I have used cold blue paste quite successfully to blue the rear sight area (the flat part and the little wallow right behind it) as well as the back of the front blade quite successfully. What a whole cylinder would look like I can't say but it works pretty well on small areas.

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Coloring ("bluing") stainless steel? - stonewalrus, 2015-08-31, 05:30
- Can't be blued, however... - Byron, 2015-08-31, 11:03
  - Can't be blued, however... - rob, 2015-09-05, 08:58
- Just ding it with a set punch. nm - Rob Leahy, 2015-08-31, 11:58
- Cerakote. - mcassill, 2015-08-31, 15:09
  - +1. - MR, 2015-08-31, 16:28
- Coloring ("bluing") stainless steel? - Warhawk, 2015-08-31, 16:08
- Well, the SS liner of my travel cup... - Hoot, 2015-09-01, 09:49
- I have had two .22lr cylinder for a Earl and a .1.5" .22,mg - Rob Leahy, 2015-09-01, 10:07
  - Right now I have a LOT more 22 LR than I do 22 mag ammo - stonewalrus, 2015-09-01, 11:50
    - Do you really think you'll shoot more than a box through it - Rob Leahy, 2015-09-01, 13:56
      - Better than a sharp stick - very loud noisemaker - stonewalrus, 2015-09-01, 14:06
        
        not THAT much better than a sharp stick;-) I have actaully - Rob Leahy, 2015-09-01, 23:50
        
        but it is a 22 MAGNUM... Seriously, I rarely carry it, more - stonewalrus, 2015-09-02, 10:45
      - Thank you, Rob... - Byron, 2015-09-01, 17:50
- Fingernail polish -- a drop'll do it on the cylinder.... - John Meeker, 2015-09-03, 10:52

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