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On Fluid Steel barrels, after the rustings there are areas along the ribs where they were Silver Soldered the color doesn't "Take", showing the solder joint.

What is the appropriate way to color the Silver? I've read various substance are used. Would a logwood soak be appropriate? Any other preferences? Angier mentions the soak sometimes used with Fluid Steel, such as FN used, but no real specifics.

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Brownsville sells silver solder black and it works very well.


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Originally Posted By: SKB
Brownsville sells silver solder black and it works very well.


Thanks.

Any idea what it is composed of? The one review of the product is not very encouraging.

Has anyone tried Logwood?

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I do not know what is in it. I'll look to see if I still have some....I might.


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Originally Posted By: SKB
Brownsville sells silver solder black and it works very well.


Brownells. Spell check gotcha? eek

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either that or a bit sleepy and typing on a tablet.....


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Just curious, what type of barrels do you have that use silver solder? Most barrels on older shotguns use lead/tin solder and the blackening agent used is not the same as for silver solder.


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most guns of Belgium manufacture has silver soldered ribs.
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Just curious, what type of barrels do you have that use silver solder? Most barrels on older shotguns use lead/tin solder and the blackening agent used is not the same as for silver solder.


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A set from a Savage-Stevens, a 5100 Tenite gun. As well as a few Spanish guns.


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