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Brownells and Pilkingtons formulas will usually give me a mix of red and black oxide (some parts turn black already when I apply the formula), so I would try somehing less agressive. You could possibly dilute it a bit as well to avoid the black oxide. Once you're happy with the finish, you rinse in water and oil the parts. Some say that you also have to neutralize in baking soda, but I'm not so sure that this is necessary as long as you rinse good. |
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