Perma Blue comments

[Great-Kazoo]

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I just meant to reinforce what you said. I had to redo several parts that turned brown after a few months because I didn't neutralize the bluing with water. I just used oil only instead of making the trip into the house where the water is.

Sorry if it come out like I was contradicting you. I was just trying to warn people not to skip the water step.

No problem. The rinsing is the make or break for this process.

[BPTactical]

I like the Birchwood Casey paste blue myself. Seems to be more durable than the liquid types and give a good, dark blue.
Works especially well if you slightly warm the surface you are bluing.

[osok-308]

Hey guys, I know that this thread is a few months old, but I figured I'd ask since I'm looking at re-bluing a .22lr rifle (marlin model 80) that I received from a family member who passed away. It's a little worse-for-wear and I'd like to restore it a bit. Is there a problem with using this stuff on large portions of a rifle? Like the picture below?

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