Dose anyone recommend a particular Cold Bluing to cover up the bright scratches. i put some scratches in a couple lowers, they function flawlessly easy mag feed it all feels smooth, then theres this bright scratch that i just want to paint over. so i looked at a few things and i was thinking about going with Oxpho-Blue Cold Bluing because it looks easy. Any tips would be appreciated thank you!
Oxpho is good stuff. But are you doing an AR lower? Because those are Aluminum and you can’t blue aluminum. You will have to use Birchwood Casey Alumiblack.
GG is right here. I’ve used the Aluminablack before and it works great. highly recommend for minor repairs and scratches and dings.
yes, i did end up using aluminumblack it came in a pen and was incredibly easier than i thought it would be and just started coloring all the blemishes i had on all my various receivers and handguards… lol i was seriously going to use cold blue at first the scratches bother me so much but now i can just beat the crap out of them and bust out my magic marker… dose this: https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-dagger-complete-sw1-doctor-cut-slide-assembly-with-threaded-barrel-extreme-carry-cuts-2xl-tall-sights-gray.html fit on a regular glock gen3 lower?? its sick, and i want to put it ontop the timberwolf frame thats a 19x clone
i would think it would fit fine on a 19 sized lower as thats what the dagger is. so without having one to test myself, id have to say yes, cautiously.