The product works well for covering small surfaces and masking minor scratches or worn spots with multiple applications. It is not suitable for oxidizing an entire weapon. I recommend the product and the store Militaria.pl.
The renowned Italian manufacturer Stil Crin is recognized for producing high-quality firearm accessories. Now available is a specialized liquid designed for polishing metal surfaces and oxidized components of firearms. Regular application effectively eliminates fine scratches from oxidation and corrects minor imperfections in the finish.
Technical data
Capacity: 18 ml
Manufacturer Stil Crin, Italy
| Unit value | 18 ml |
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| EAN | 2007696440569 |
| Manufacturer code | BRUN |
| Brand | Stil Crin |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Review summary
Number of reviews: 31
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Very useful bluing, but only for minor touch-ups. It doesn't give perfect black, slightly mattes the surface and reacts with heat bluing, so it needs to be applied precisely. Its durability is average.
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It is great for minor touch-ups, scratches, etc. Easy to apply, hardens quickly. We'll see how durable it is over time, but at this price, there's nothing to complain about.
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The bluing works well, it's not hot bluing but for small elements it's perfect. For the proper effect, you need to apply at least 5 layers in the following way: 1. Degrease with acetone 2. Heat the item to 50-60 degrees 3. Apply the bluing and wait 1-3 minutes 4. Rinse with water 5. Repeat the process for a minimum of 5 coats At the end, after drying the item, you need to grease the spot with gun oil to deepen the black color and give shine.
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Masks minor scratches.
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Used to refresh an already worn airgun and the effect is really good.
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I recommend, as described.
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As described.
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I blued a military knife with already worn spots of bluing—the shade is a bit different, but I didn't want to remove the remaining factory bluing. The capacity is rather small, but I recommend it.
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Small capacity for small scratches. The shade of the bluing differs from the factory one. Used on a long airgun.
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It works.
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Efficient, consistent with the description and use. Used on a bicycle and a metal replica of a Beretta.
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A very cool idea, with lots of equipment there is always a scratch, which doesn't have to be permanent. Easy to use, I managed as an amateur, now I'm a pro. First, the ugly scratch disappears, second, rust doesn't attack.
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Fulfills its purpose.
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You need to apply several times, but I managed to cover up a scratch on the factory bluing. Rather for repairing smaller damages.
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