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Originally posted by TenMan:
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Originally posted by tjpopkin:
Cleaning Burn marks on a Stainless gun is simple and fast....I use solvent (Shooters Choice or Hoppes)on a kitchen scrub pad that is cut into strips...
the pads, depending on grit, are colored....
green/yellow - the most abrasive
Blue/blue ---slightly abrasive (safe on teflon)
Pink/white --mildly abrasive
I use the white/pink on nickel guns, but the blue/blue works on all but the worst burns.
Terry
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Have you done this on matte/bead blast finished stainless? Does it make the finish less "matte"?
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If you are concerned about abrasives on stainless, Birchwood-Casey lead remover cloth can be your friend, esp. the area between the top strap and the forcing cone. Don't use it on blued finishes. Use a bronze brush and a suitable cleaning compound for the bores of the barrel and cylinder.