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I'm trying to salvage some barrels that had external pitting. I've sanded out the rust so there's no more damage.
But what's the most efficient way to remove blueing so I can re do it properly?
Thanks!
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A rust remover. Or Naval Jelly.
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Bluing remover is sold by Birchwood Casey. It works fine.
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I use a product called Steel White, from Brownell's. It works extremely well.
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+1 for the Steel White, it works well
tunes
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Go to the grocery store and get some CLR works great!!
Jim A.
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Emery cloth and a little elbow grease . If you use a acid based remover it can get inside the ribs and cause problems.
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