Chemical bluing wont work on stainless steel.... only option for that is to apply heat.
EDIT: And for god's sake.... don't do it indoors!! A hot piece of steel will melt carpet, and set furniture ablaze!


Chemical bluing wont work on stainless steel.... only option for that is to apply heat.
EDIT: And for god's sake.... don't do it indoors!! A hot piece of steel will melt carpet, and set furniture ablaze!


Must. . . . . stop. . . . . buying. . . . . stuff!!
Must. . . . . stop. . . . . buying. . . . . stuff!!
We all said that..
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Tony
Chemical bluing wont work on stainless steel.... only option for that is to apply heat.
EDIT: And for god's sake.... don't do it indoors!! A hot piece of steel will melt carpet, and set furniture ablaze!
Man... Some of y'all are scarin' me!
Heh.
I'm still kinda new at this, but I really don't see that I'll need much else in the way of equipment.
Chemical bluing wont work on stainless steel.... only option for that is to apply heat.
EDIT: And for god's sake.... don't do it indoors!! A hot piece of steel will melt carpet, and set furniture ablaze!
Short question on this, bet there will be alot more to read up about it before i try but will a torch someone uses to oxidize be sufficient (sp?) to blue a mod up? Or need heavyer stuff for that? I loved the blue rings i saw from you somewhere on forum.
you'd would just buy a new PV with the moneyIf I had a dime for every time I said that....
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