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Stainless-steel Locks!
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Stainless-steel Locks Questions
can you blue stainless steel pistol parts?
i have an old 1911 pistol in stainless. it has nice black over-molded grips and i would like for the controls to match. so my question is can i blue the following or do i need to just purchase new parts in blued steel.
the things i want in blue are the hammer, back strap, slide lock, safety, barrel bushing, etc etc.
my goal is kinda custom two tone with only the lower frame and main slide assembly being stainless with the rest in blue.
if i can blue them what will i need other that liquid blue.
if i cant blue the parts i’ll just buy an all blue version of my gun and play Frankenstein and have a contrasting pair for display. but that would cost far more and i don’t have the budget for that right know sadly.
That liquid gun blue is for very small dings – you will never be happy using it on a full sized part.
You can send the parts out for blueing. That is not a problem. However, it will totally ruin the re-sale price of the firearm.
However – you have other options. You can ceramic powder coat the parts – this finish is affordable and comes in 13,000 different colors. After the parts are powder coated they are heat treated – tough stuff – I have a suppressor I had ceramic powder coated and it looks like a factory finish.
You can also purchase plating kits for small parts. Check out this link for basic info:
http://freepages.pavilion.net/users/nickfull/chrome.htm
And this link to buy small to large kits:
http://www.caswellplating.com/index.html
Good luck.
