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Unread 08-25-2012, 11:06 PM   #1
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0000 steel wool AND OIL! NEVER use it without OIL. Used alone it will harm the finish. Used with OIL it will not unless you go crazy and rub it for long periods.

SOME of the reddish tinge you may see in bright light on a pistol of this period IS the blue! Rust blue is just that.
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Thats interesting about the rust bluing. I Learned something new tonight. Cause most of the redish areas on the gun under a light does not have an exfoliation or scaling of the basemetal. Now around the crest the pitting does look like its got some rust in the bottom of the pits as seen with the digitalpics I took today and looked at on my computer.
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