http://www.cromwell-intl.com/garand/debluing.html
just googled it and that popped up.
curious to see what a glock would look like with a stainless look to it. personally, i love the dark tenifer finish.
can anyone give me step by step instructions on how to polish my barrel using the vinegar method? any and all info would be much appreciated. thanks!![]()
http://www.cromwell-intl.com/garand/debluing.html
just googled it and that popped up.
curious to see what a glock would look like with a stainless look to it. personally, i love the dark tenifer finish.
go check out Glocktalk.com, they have plenty of info in the general glocking forum to help you out
Here's another from XD talk.
http://www.xdtalk.com/forums/xdtalk-...ng-thread.html
Some very nice looking work in there by "customizedcreationz". Several pic's. I started working on the barrel of my XD, and it came out pretty nice. Started with a dremel tool and the rouge, started looking better, but very time consuming with those little dremel sized felt things. So I went to pick up some air fittings at HF and bought a stick of polish for steel and a 6" buffing wheel for my grinder. For practice I polished a pair of pliers, then a pair of Channel Lock side cutters. In one minute they were gleaming like chrome. I'm going to play with this for a while!
Buy better buffing wheels, the one I got from HF blew "hair" all over my bench for 5 minutes. Oh yeah, get a paper respirator, the stuff ends up in your nose. Very irritating.
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I think there are two different subjects being discussed, no?
Might be my fault, didn't catch the vinegar thing.
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