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Through · July 4, 2010, 02:16 AM

Sorry guys but I have to disagree, I had better results with rust blueing than the dicropan method. Dicropan gives a poor finish with blotches on it you could see it inside the shop and outside. Believe me I have read the directions and followed them step by step I use distilled water and never handle parts without gloves dowels I evan smoothed out small pairs of vise grips to firmly hold parts.I called the brownells tech dept made sure my tanks were clean and still a very poor finnish so now i use rust blueing and I am going to experiment with hot blueing.

July 4, 2010, 02:16 AM	#5
Through Junior Member Join Date: July 4, 2010 Posts: 1	rust blueing vs. Dicropan IM Sorry guys but I have to disagree, I had better results with rust blueing than the dicropan method. Dicropan gives a poor finish with blotches on it you could see it inside the shop and outside. Believe me I have read the directions and followed them step by step I use distilled water and never handle parts without gloves dowels I evan smoothed out small pairs of vise grips to firmly hold parts.I called the brownells tech dept made sure my tanks were clean and still a very poor finnish so now i use rust blueing and I am going to experiment with hot blueing.