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Can it be done? Any insight will be greatly appreciated! Thanks! | ||
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As a rule, stainless cannot be satifactorily blued by any normal method. It certainly can't be rust-blued!! | ||
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It can be caustic blued, you just have to find the right guy to do it. Chuck P.S. I know two guys in Canada that will do it. | |||
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And why would you want to blue stainless? You buy stainless because it doesn't rust (as easily). However, if you are going for the blued look with anti-rust properties, I can dig it. Chuck: Spill the beans, then. [ 07-06-2003, 19:35: Message edited by: rootbeer ] | |||
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Thanks guys for the info! Rootbeer, That is exactly what I was going after... to have stainless in a blue finish. Thanks. [ 07-06-2003, 22:09: Message edited by: Mingbogo ] | |||
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Rootbeer, my chemical makeup tends to eat chromemoly steel alive. As an example, my dad can handle a blued rifle forever with no adverse effects but all I need to do is pick the thing up once and its going to rust, I can almost guarantee it. So to me stainless steel offers some real advantages in my particular situation. I do however prefer the look of blued steel and don't care for painted on finishes. Chuck P.S. Mingbogo, I believe Robar could blue the rifle for you. [ 07-06-2003, 23:03: Message edited by: Chuck Nelson ] | |||
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Dave Gentry, has blued stainless for me, and I like the job he does. You can reach him at (406)388 - 4867 in Belgrade, MT. HBH | ||
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