Birchwood Casey Perma Blue Cold Blue Kit

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| Manufacturer #: 13801
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Birchwood Casey's Perma Blue has been the pro's choice for years in touching up nicks and scratches. Easy to use, just clean the metal surface and apply. Birchwood Casey recommends using the Cleaner-Degreaser (410-522) for cleaning the metal before application. The Perma Blue Kit includes everything you need to touchup or re-blue a complete firearm.

Technical Information

Kit Contains:

  • One 3 ounce bottle Perma Blue Liquid gun blue.
  • One 3 ounce bottle Blue and Rust Remover.
  • One 3 Ounce bottle Cleaner-Degreaser.
  • Two Rust Preventative cloths (5-1/2" x 8")
  • Two Rolls of 2/0 Steel Wool (3" Long x 1-1/2" Diameter)
  • One Piece of #400 Wet or Dry Blue Remover Cloth (2-3/4" x 9")
  • One Piece of Non-woven cloth (8" x 16")
  • Two Polyester Blueing applicators
  • One Sponge (2" x 3" x 1")
    Notes:
  • Kit is used to touch up scratches and worn spots, or to completely re-blue most guns.
  • Perma Blue will give a non-streaky, even blue/black finish to steel (except stainless).
  • All parts to be blued must be free of any rust and oil.
  • Apply without heat with a swab (Q-Tip).
  • Two applications are normally needed.

    • Application Charts & Information

    Overall Rating:
    3.3 out of 5
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    5 stars
    Sean Jones of Albany, OR
    Date posted: 4/17/2009
    I assume those that rated this product poorly did not fully follow the directions and good advice given in the direction pamphlet. I am extremely pleased with my results on my Mosin Nagant M44 barrel. I took my time, followed the directions and got an awesome result. Take your time, apply multiple coats, and cure it overnight with a coat of Kroil...I couldn't be happier.
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    5 stars
    David B of Niceville, FL
    Date posted: 1/19/2010
    Great stuff for the price. The first time I used it I was less than impressed with it but the second try, it worked awesome. Follow the directions to the letter and you will not be disappointed.
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    4 stars
    Allen Meyer of Jacksonville , FL
    Date posted: 10/28/2007
    The product worked well for its price. The most important thing to do is metal preparation. I blued two guns with it and both turned out well.
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    4 stars
    Eric Pfister of Elkridge, MD
    Date posted: 11/24/2009
    I just refinished an old Winchester Model 67 and used this kit on the barrel. Worked like a charm! I will say though, I deviated from the directions. Instead of using the cold water like instructed I went with Midway's video of using hot water and it worked beautifully!! The degreaser is fair, but the blue and rust remover is FANTASTIC. Takes the rust and bluing off in no time. To get a nice dark bluing on the barrel took a lot of time though, and 0000 steel wool is a must. But it is a great kit!!
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    3 stars
    Mark Pagel of Tucson, AZ
    Date posted: 12/29/2004
    I will be charitable and give this stuff a 3. In practiced hands, it is capable of producing fair to good results. You just need to know how to work with it. 1) Don't think you are going to blue your gun in an hour. Assume a 4-hour job to re-blue a rifle or shotgun. 2) This stuff is as thin as water and runs accordingly. Put it on slow, put it on even. Have lots of 00 steel wool on hand to blend in the streaks. 3) After about 5 coats it begins to look better than what you just took off. However, put on at least 10 coats. 4) Let it cure. 5) It produces a FAIR to GOOD bluing for $3.99
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    1 stars
    Haulston Robuck of Springdale, AR
    Date posted: 7/21/2002
    This wiped right off my gun. I was not happy
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    1 stars
    Scott Rouse of Montgomery, AL
    Date posted: 9/8/2004
    The blue remover worked fine, but the blue itself was awful. I followed the directions, but the end result was a thin, uneven blue that promptly rusted. The solution was also bad to run during applications, and that basically ruined everything. The only upshot was that it gave me an excuse to just buy a whole new shotgun.
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