This famous "hot brown" formula quickly produces rich authentic chocolate brown finish on steel. We use it in our shop, for touch-up, repairs, and small parts. Large surfaces (barrels) require thorough cleaning to achieve an even finish. Scrub with detergent and hot water, then use degreaser. Warm the part until the solution sizzles. Swab on the solution until evenly browned. Several coats give best results. Allow the part to age several hours before oiling, giving the oxide time to bond to the surface. After-rust, darkening the finish, is normal. Poison! Avoid contact. Sold in 5 oz. bottles only.
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Cleaner-Degreaser,
10 oz. aerosol, by Birchwood Casey
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Special Restrictions Apply
Not available for export outside the U.S.A.
Only ground shipping to a physical street address in the continental 48 states. Can not be shipped to a P.O. Box.
Can not be shipped to the following states within the U.S.A.: ( CA )
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Cleaner-Degreaser,
3 oz. liquid, by Birchwood Casey
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Special Restrictions Apply
Not available for export outside the U.S.A.
Only ground shipping to a physical street address in the continental 48 states. Can not be shipped to a P.O. Box.
Can not be shipped to the following states within the U.S.A.: ( CA )
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The Gunsmith of Grenville County,
Building the American Longrifle
illustrated instruction manual, revised edition,
spiral bound, by Peter A. Alexander
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Gunsmithing Tips & Projects,
a collection of the best ideas,
second edition from Rifle Magazine
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Metalworking, Volume One,
a how-to booklet,
by Kit Ravenshear
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