Using or experience with Unibath blueing salts

Rock · October 29, 1999, 05:25 PM

Would like any comments on UNIBATH blueing salts. Thanks

George Stringer · October 31, 1999, 06:13 AM

Rock, it doesn't look like anyone has used them. I haven't either but I've always had good results with Oxynate 7 & 84 from Brownells. www.brownells.com. George

Rock · November 1, 1999, 05:14 PM

Thanks George - I have used oxnate-7 I have not set up since coming to Colorado. Now need to blue some parts on the bullet feeder we are making and of course a few handguns.
However some of the parts are 4130 steel and the altitude here is 8000 ft., so using one heated tank sounded good however the sticker shock on Unibath set me back. Just wanted to know how good it is before going that direction.

jetnsilver · October 15, 2007, 08:27 PM

I have been using the Uni Bath product for 6 years, and it works as advertised. It produces deep bluing that wears as well as anything I have seen, and is very easy to use. Another plus really is the one heated tank, with a total of three. A very worth while product.

October 15, 2007, 08:27 PM	#4
jetnsilver Junior Member Join Date: October 15, 2007 Posts: 1	Uni Bath I have been using the Uni Bath product for 6 years, and it works as advertised. It produces deep bluing that wears as well as anything I have seen, and is very easy to use. Another plus really is the one heated tank, with a total of three. A very worth while product.

October 29, 1999, 05:25 PM	#1
Rock Member Join Date: July 2, 1999 Posts: 25	Would like any comments on UNIBATH blueing salts. Thanks

October 31, 1999, 06:13 AM	#2
George Stringer Staff Alumnus Join Date: October 12, 1998 Location: Earlington KY Posts: 2,299	Rock, it doesn't look like anyone has used them. I haven't either but I've always had good results with Oxynate 7 & 84 from Brownells. www.brownells.com. George

November 1, 1999, 05:14 PM	#3
Rock Member Join Date: July 2, 1999 Posts: 25	Thanks George - I have used oxnate-7 I have not set up since coming to Colorado. Now need to blue some parts on the bullet feeder we are making and of course a few handguns. However some of the parts are 4130 steel and the altitude here is 8000 ft., so using one heated tank sounded good however the sticker shock on Unibath set me back. Just wanted to know how good it is before going that direction.