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  1. Aluminum finish?

    It is for touch up of relatively small areas, not for refinishing. You need to rinse with water after about 10 minutes to stop the reaction and then buff with a cloth. Clean and de-grease the area well first. It has an acid in it and needs to be neutralized after it does it's thing. Follow the...

  2. Aluminum finish?

    I have used it on relatively small areas and the touch up is not noticeable. I use it without hesitation. Any idea why the others did not like it? Quick and easy to use.

  3. Aluminum finish?

    Aluminum black looks way better than a sharpie of any genre.

  4. Aluminum finish?

    No. Use aluminum black. Easy and looks infinitely better than paint.

  5. Looking for parts Pre 27 Smith

    Use your google-fu, grasshopper. https://jack-first-gun-parts.myshopify.com/collections/s-w-old-model-5-screw-revolver

  6. Help me screw up my Glock

    You mean you can F-up a Glock? I didn't know that this was possible?

  7. Need ideas on fixing canted AK front sight

    This is why I don't own any AK's anymore. Even my Arsenal was canted.
  8.

    Skip the 80%, you just need soda cans!

    Very cool, but it looks like a lot of work to me. Seems like the 80% would be a better option.
  9.

    Simple butt stock/butt plate repair

    I've done this before. It makes a very solid repair.

  10. DIY gun coating jobs? Lets see your work.

    Note: Unless a paint requires baking for the polymers to cross-link and cure, baking only reduces cure time. Baking a coating that does not require baking does nothing to enhance the durability.

  11. DIY gun coating jobs? Lets see your work.

    Alumahyde II but not baked. It takes 2 to 3 weeks to fully air cure. Baked does not improve the quality of the paint, it just speeds up cure. It is an epoxy so the cure is chemical and not heat related. As stated, prep is critical. It also helps to heat the parts with a hairdryer before...
  12.

    Ding Repair on New Taurus PT92 SS

    Any repair will most likely look worse than the ding. Live with it or trade it. Might mean taking a loss, but if it bothers you badly it might be worth it.

  13. muzzlebrake

    Do it yourself. Not that hard to do if you have any mechanical skill at all. http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-1-2x28-rh-threading-die-and-223-tat.1304458/
  14.

    Don't drink and gunsmith......

    I don't understand the angst. Doesn't everyone get drunk as sh*t before attempting precision work? Where is the challenge if you don't?

  15. Damaged rifle crown question?

    You must nurture your Google-fu, grasshopper

  16. Damaged rifle crown question?

    Google is your friend:
  17.

    RUST!

    This, except I use 0000 steel wool and oil. I would be OK with the patina on a pistol like this. Just get the rust off.

  18. Please help...Colt AR15 completely locked up....

    You could do that, but an AR is aluminum and is worth more as scrap. You could apply that to your AK purchase.

  19. Please help...Colt AR15 completely locked up....

    Have a gunsmith totally disassemble. Sell the individual parts. Buy an AK. Be happy.

  20. Please help...Colt AR15 completely locked up....

    This is why you should sell/trade your AR's and get AK's. End of problems. Easier to clean too!
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