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  • bhysjulien
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    If I remember correctly Winchester used a copper wash on some of their guns. You have to get the copper wash off the metal before it will blue satisfactorily.

    Bryce

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  • mcaswell
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    Re: Steel blackening

    Sounds like your doing everything right in the surface prep area...try heating the black oxide solution a little bit and making sure the part is 100% clean.

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  • dburke26
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    Re: Re: Steel blackening

    caswell wrote:
    Yes, some are much tougher to blue. What's your surface prep?

    First I degrease, then bead blast, then sand to polished surface, if a polished surface is wanted then blue. The Winchesters are a molybdenum (pardon the spelling) alloy, and comes out blotchy. Thanks again, Dennis

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  • mcaswell
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    Re: Steel blackening

    Yes, some are much tougher to blue. What's your surface prep?

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  • dburke26
    started a topic Steel blackening

    Steel blackening

    Some steels don't blue well (ie the Winchester 94) when blued, even with deep tank alkaline bluing they just don't work. Suggestions?
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