re-bluing your gun

I use Perma Blue to put the Bluing back on my Kel Tec PF9

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Education

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• Guns
• bluing

[jackmeoffer]

No, I did not sand the rails, my action is already smooth.

[MedicBikers2007]

Nice vid man. Next time do a video of you actually doing the bluing. That would be nice. Peace.

[jackmeoffer]

@MedicBikers2007 I know, I should have done that in the first place, I think I am going to go ahead and reblue my keltec and tape it, then I can repolish it and tape that too, good suggestion! Thanks for watching.

[KentuckyRebels]

Do you need to strip it down to the metal or can you do a touch up?. Blue in areas that need it? Thanks for the video

[jackmeoffer]

@KentuckyRebels You can do a touch up, you don't have to strip it down, but the best results would occur if you bring it down to bare metal. The process is a chemical reaction with the metal, so that's why bare metal works the best.

[em613]

@USAsouthcarolina Cool thanks! I found out, white vinegar does a great job :)

[USAsouthcarolina]

@em613 i looked it up and ehow said naval jelly would work and you can get it at hardware stores. I havent tried it yet but you might want to check it out.

[em613]

Do you now if there are any products to remove the factory bluing off a slide? LIke, chemically strip the bluing, so I am down to the bare metal WITHOUT sanding?

Thanks!

[deadlyfoo001]

Did you sand down the rails? After sanding the rails, my pf9 has much better action when pulling the slide back.

[usfdude]

Great looking job but I say buy a Glock. I had the 11 for 2 years as my carry piece but I could not get use to the trigger. Nor did I like the fact that shooting it would cut out chunks of skin between my thumb and index.