will this work on CZ75b pistol polycoat black? If only a notch need to repai, how to apply this? still need degrease ?
1445666
The finish is a baked on polymer - black, satin, and fairly durable. The old CZ finish was a cheap, thin, enamel that flaked off the first time you used the weapon. This is MUCH more durable, but its NOT Melonite. It doesn't wear as well as a Glock or new XD, but again, it hangs in there. It will also chip, but generally takes glancing brass, etc. well. It has a parkerization underneath so IT CAN BE TOUCHED UP USING A BLUING SOLUTION. I recommend BROWNELLS - DICROPAN T-4 CREME. It takes less surface prep and stays where you put it.
60170
I use a coffee filter and drain mine into a bucket. I've reused the same solution to clean 10+ AR uppers and at least 20 pistols. Simple Green works fine as a solution and is cheap. I've not had problems with 'pitting' with any aluminum parts.
1170767
We use it regularly on Glocks but don't really put much on the non-metal parts. It's not that I'm concerned about the CLP, it's just that it's not a good idea to use much lubrication (of any kind) on the composite receiver. Hope that makes sense and helps, I have never seen any damage to the composite material.
1479167
Yes, it will belmish/scrape the finish at the front where it mounts to the lower. The fit is that tight, or at least it was on my Para P-14.
173910
Answer here...I can't say. I only used the video I got from youtube, and it showed a very clean surface, so I tried to get down to the shiny bare metal. I don't know what rust coverter is or how it works, or what it does. sorry. Luckily we had an electric sander, and it worked like a charm, with a low number pad.
2128691
Black Magic does a great job touching up guns that been 'blued'. But it sounds like what you have has been coated if it has a 'flat' finish. Cerakote is a better product for that. It needs to be sprayed on with air brush to get a smooth finish.
1985671
I just used it with Duracoat over the weekend. It worked fine except being my first time using one of these guns, I sprayed on too thin of material/too much air, so the paint dried before hitting the surface. I was trying to be a little careful, but I might need to redo the Duracoat now. Lesson learned, get the right air/material mixture.
1625949
Actually, I have the P5C on my 111 Mill G2. The muzzle is tapered and I've gone round and round trying to get the thing to stay on with the recoil. I've finally just drilled the retainer and put a screw through it further toward the middle of the unit. It's no longer "quick release", but why am I in such a hurry to get it off?
720205
This product lubricates as well as cleans. After you clean your gun and wipe off all the gunk, reapply Break-Free like a gun oil. It will not harm polymer. I've used it on Glocks.
682829
If you are worried about scratching the finish, wrap the barrel with high temp electrical friction tape or similar or you can use a piece of thin closed cell foam (ie truck cap weather stripping or similar) I used the tape to protect the realtree print on my .22 and the tape residue wipes off with WD40 (you will need to change the tape out every once in awhile because it will get gummy and loose) I use my mount for a bipod and I move it back and forth from my hunting .22 to my plinking .22 with no issues ever.
1278888
Depends on the pellets used, the better pellet the less residue. But overall quick simple, oil it up and keep shooting. I got at least 100 shots in before needs cleaning.
259092
If you want shiny/new brass then tumble them. I always do along with just a bit of polish and the brass comes out looking like new, even on 10 times reloaded brass.
744043
I ended up having to tape the individual pads together in order to get it together properly. I tried taping the pads to the stock and not taping them. Not taping them worked better after I figured out the right way to "roll" the sleeve on. Once it was in place the pads did not move. They seemed to "cup" a little bit around the top of the stock. I have installed two so far on a CZ 452 and a henry lever action. Both of them have narrow combs so I was worried but they are working fine. It is a bear to install however so drink some patience juice before you start.
1666870
There is an undercoat on Amazon made for application to bare metal and will ensure best result. Always wire brush or sand oxidized areas
631621
I used alcohol and patch cloths to degrease. Wipe with clean cloth. Then apply wax immediately. Most degreasers should do fine so long as they don't etch (obviously). The longer the metal is unprotected the more likely it will corrode / tarnish. Work in small areas is safest.
1879445
I would not recommend it due to an experience I had using this product.It contains two solvents. One of them, "heptane" is rather agressive and will eat into plasticsas it did on my bicycle when I used it on my chain. Some of it dripped onto the plastic chain protector ring and stained it.It would not rub off due to it's eating into the surface of the plastic.If your gun has plastic grips or accessories, I would steer clear of this product.FWIW, the list of uses shown on the product label does not include firearms.
951189
Sorry.... used it on brass with a satin finish so can't answer your question.