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Old 11th September 2004, 21:57
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Needs Advice On Refinishing

I recently aquired a Remington Rand 1911a1 that had been nickel/chrome plated long ago. I want to strip off the finish and either blue it or parkerize it.Any insight on what to use for stripping and refinishing it would be greatly appreciated.

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You might do well to send it to a gunsmith who can strip the plating by a reverse plating process, then refinish it to your specifications.

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I had the same thing going with this 43 rand. I used very fine sand paper to remove the nickle. Then I parkerized it using "shooters solutions"


 



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