I just cover it with masking tape then place it on a flat surface and trim around it with a razor.
I have a can of wheelers cerama coat on the way that I am going to use to coat an action only and am just wondering how I am going to protect all the threads on the action from getting coated. For the scope mount and stock threads I am just going to use spare screws from my box o parts. I can't think of a good way to protect the threads in the action where the barrel screws in. My only thought would be a old barrel if I had one. Any ideas?
I just cover it with masking tape then place it on a flat surface and trim around it with a razor.
Stuff it with toilet paper and tape the ends. When I paint the action I just cram TP into the front and rear area of the action.
The coating will be dry before you bake it.
I forgot to order a can of Tiptons instaclean, which is the product wheeler recommends for degreasing. I don't want to pay another $10 shipping charge for just one item. What else would work the wouldn't leave a residue?
Rubbing alcohol.
I forgot to order a can of Tiptons instaclean, which is the product wheeler recommends for degreasing. I don't want to pay another $10 shipping charge for just one item. What else would work the wouldn't leave a residue?
Spray can of carb cleaner.
I wouldn't use carb cleaner. some leave a petrolium residue behind. brake clean or even better acetone would be my vote
+1 on the acetone or brake cleaner.....both work good.
Gun scrubber works good too and can be found at your local walmart.
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