yska08
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Is there anyway to restore small scratches on a stainless matte finish revolver, without having to refinish the whole gun?
Stainless matte finish
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HAWKEYE10
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Follow this link and scroll down to a post on polishing SS.Don
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-smithing/94072-faqs.html
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yska08
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Cool but that is brushed or glossy stainless. Mine is the Glass Bead look; so you will the frosted look. I wanne keep it like that, but there are some minor scratches that I wanne take care of without damaging the overall finish(frosted).
I'll show the finish:
I'll show the finish:
Marshal Tom
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You can have it refinished by the factory or have it bead blasted by any number of after market shops. Hope this helps.
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HEADKNOCKER
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The Finish on the CS-1s & CS-3s were special..
There's no way to just touch up the marks that these revolvers get.
I would just live with the "Character Marks" & have a great time shooting it if it were me..
Also haveing the revolver refinished "Glassbeaded" will lessen it's value under the factory "Marred" Finish..
Those Revolvers have been bringing $700-$800 Lately..
Nice Piece BTW..
The Round Butt Grip Frame, Matte Finish & Undercut front sights were standard on these & were used by the U.S. Customs Service..
Gary/Hk
There's no way to just touch up the marks that these revolvers get.
I would just live with the "Character Marks" & have a great time shooting it if it were me..
Also haveing the revolver refinished "Glassbeaded" will lessen it's value under the factory "Marred" Finish..
Those Revolvers have been bringing $700-$800 Lately..
Nice Piece BTW..
The Round Butt Grip Frame, Matte Finish & Undercut front sights were standard on these & were used by the U.S. Customs Service..
Gary/Hk
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yska08
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Thanx for the answers! I learn alot in a short time from you guys, thanx for that! It's appreciated.
