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policeluger · 05-31-2006, 09:00 PM

To do a nice repo blue I buff with a 204 grit and will most likly finish with a .0005 wire wheel to give it an even look...taking out a lot of the buffing marks, but a quick look at the "grain" of an original Luger, say WW1/Weimar and you will see lots of very small marks/pits for lack of a better word, I do mean looking under mag glasses....all depends on the condition of gun when you start.....I get a lot of Winchesters say prior to 1980, all I do is a 240 buff and dress with that wire wheel...looks like original...

05-31-2006, 09:00 PM	#4
policeluger RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Ca. Posts: 2,141 Thanks: 8 Thanked 89 Times in 54 Posts	To do a nice repo blue I buff with a 204 grit and will most likly finish with a .0005 wire wheel to give it an even look...taking out a lot of the buffing marks, but a quick look at the "grain" of an original Luger, say WW1/Weimar and you will see lots of very small marks/pits for lack of a better word, I do mean looking under mag glasses....all depends on the condition of gun when you start.....I get a lot of Winchesters say prior to 1980, all I do is a 240 buff and dress with that wire wheel...looks like original...