The Gun Black Kit by Shooter's Choice is a comprehensive solution for revitalizing or completely re-blackening firearms. This cold black two-part process effectively bonds to and colors metal surfaces, providing a finish akin to factory black. The kit is equipped with all necessary components, including Gun Black (2 oz), Gun Cleaner Gel (1 oz), Curing Agent (0.50 oz), and Lubricant (0.50 oz), along with applicators, a microfiber cloth, steel wool, and scour pads. Designed for ease of use, it offers enough materials for up to three full re-blackenings or numerous touch-ups. For optimal results, it is crucial to adhere to the detailed instructions provided and exclusively use the Shooter's Choice Gun Cleaner Gel for metal preparation. Avoid using acetone, solvents, cleaners, degreasers, rust removers, or any other chemicals, as they may leave residues that could disrupt the bonding process.

The two-part cold blackening process adheres to and colors the metal
Ideal for minor touch-ups or full re-blackening
Capable of handling up to three full re-blackening projects or numerous touch-up tasks
Resembling factory black, it delivers an attractive and long-lasting finish
Simple to implement
Applicators, steel wool, scour pads and microfiber cloth are all included

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