Rifle re-blueing

[Whitebread]

Hey guys, I've been out of the hobby for a while and I am in need of someone to reblue a older 270 for me. My grandfather gave it to my father 40 years ago and it's been neglected for a long time. I doubt it'll ever be fired again but I know he'd love to see it looking right again. If you know of someone that's reasonable or if you have a link, please let me know. Thanks Doug

[usrifle]

I can't help with that, but i wondered what happened to you. You still work in the same place in Renton?

[Whitebread]

Yes sir, still at the big G, Good Chevrolet!

[MadPick]

Talk to TINCANBANDIT, he's our local bluing master. If he can't do it, he may know somebody who can.

[foothills]

Yes sir, still at the big G, Good Chevrolet!

Hey Doug! Good to see you present...and accounted for!

[dreadi]

Casey Birchwood makes a product called Super Blue. Works pretty good if you're into DIY.

[SPLATT]

Definitely talk to TINCANBANDIT. He just did a rifle for me and it turned out great.

[Guntrader]

Been using it for years.
Great for touchups, but don't think I'd try doing a whole gun with it.

Casey Birchwood makes a product called Super Blue. Works pretty good if you're into DIY.

[SPLATT]

Been using it for years.
Great for touchups, but don't think I'd try doing a whole gun with it.

Casey Birchwood makes a product called Super Blue. Works pretty good if you're into DIY.

I did refinish a gun with it once and won't do it again. It turned out real blotchy and wore through rather quickly.

[TINCANBANDIT]

you wont get these kind of results with Cold Bluing (which is not really bluing btw)