Thank you! ...Since this video I have vastly improved my process and have cold blued many guns now ..I should make a new video really going over the various things I have learned ..I do think this came out nice but my new process while I would say it comes out about the same as far as looks but is much more durable
another thing I have learned is not to cold blue black powder guns ...I assume it is something to do with black powder being more corrosive but I have tried a handful of techniques on the most durable process I know of to cold blue a cap and ball revolver and the cold blue just is not durable enough even when using the "brown then rinse then blue then rinse" method which I think is the most durable and ended up giving up cold bluing BP guns and switch to rust bluing them
Looks great! The amount of work shows.
Thank you! ...Since this video I have vastly improved my process and have cold blued many guns now ..I should make a new video really going over the various things I have learned ..I do think this came out nice but my new process while I would say it comes out about the same as far as looks but is much more durable
another thing I have learned is not to cold blue black powder guns ...I assume it is something to do with black powder being more corrosive but I have tried a handful of techniques on the most durable process I know of to cold blue a cap and ball revolver and the cold blue just is not durable enough even when using the "brown then rinse then blue then rinse" method which I think is the most durable and ended up giving up cold bluing BP guns and switch to rust bluing them
@@BigShotsEricI wonder if the steel composition is different.