How/who to reblue a Navy shooter

Hawkeye · 12-08-2009, 04:17 AM

Chuck, i have gotten close to achieving a Dura Coat finish by itself that will come real close to matching any Blue job out there.
Dura Coat makes a Gun Blue Color ,except it is so Blue it doesn't seem real as anything except a paint.
So i have taken the Gun Blue finish ,and mixed it with the H&K Black finish .
Keeping it out of the rails or any of the other closer tolerance areas like on the toggle ,there you can get away with one pass where these parts mesh together.
Smoothing it down a little with steel wool , then polish it to a luster and you wouldn't believe the way that looks on a Luger.
A shooter of course ,but a finish that looks almost like the one S&W used to use on their revolvers ,and its thin enough it doesn't look like paint.

12-08-2009, 04:17 AM	#19
Hawkeye User Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 14 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Chuck, i have gotten close to achieving a Dura Coat finish by itself that will come real close to matching any Blue job out there. Dura Coat makes a Gun Blue Color ,except it is so Blue it doesn't seem real as anything except a paint. So i have taken the Gun Blue finish ,and mixed it with the H&K Black finish . Keeping it out of the rails or any of the other closer tolerance areas like on the toggle ,there you can get away with one pass where these parts mesh together. Smoothing it down a little with steel wool , then polish it to a luster and you wouldn't believe the way that looks on a Luger. A shooter of course ,but a finish that looks almost like the one S&W used to use on their revolvers ,and its thin enough it doesn't look like paint.