Crow#21957
50 Cal.
Has anyone here used Birchwood caseys
Perma blue on a gun and rubbed it back to a grey,ish color? Is that a word grey,ish?
Perma blue on a gun and rubbed it back to a grey,ish color? Is that a word grey,ish?
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I have used their Ortho-Blue, I like it.
I rub it back and it leaves darker areas around the sights etc. gives it a little bit of a patina.
I've done it with Brownells OXPHO-BLUE - works ok but does not last - gives you a "working man's gun" look then fades away but you can re-apply the OXPHO-BLUE and get the look back. Same process with the Birchwood Casey stuff. Finish off both with a coat of wax to help it last longer.
Birchwood Casey cold blue what I used on my Colonial. Clean barrel thoroughly, good coat of solution, warm with heat gun until dry. Carded with grey 3m pad, reapply and warm again.
Carded until I liked the color. It is a grey that I find pleasing. Has held up well for a year of shooting/hunting.
Don
