Oxpho Blue Liquid Gun Blue 4oz

Great product for cold bluing. DO Wear gloves ! Lol

I am a fan of Birchwood Casey products having used the paste for all of my touch up snd total rebluing needs. I had seen several U-Tubers use Oxpho blue, then I watched Brownell’s own instructional video on it. I ordered it from Amazon. I used it on for a 5 inch by 1 inch patch completely lacking blueing. I did prepare the area with 00, then 0000 steel wool. Wiped it off with denatured ethanol. I placed my part on an electric stove on very low for about 3-5 minutes. It needs to be warm not hot. I used makeup pads to apply the blueing. Let set for about a minute, the using the 0000 steeling wool I polished it. I repeated all of this 5 times. The results were better than Birchwood Casey paste. I’m very pleased with it. And it is very easy to use.

After watch a YouTube video on the top five gun bluing solutions, I decided to go with this product. I have tried Birchwood Casey E & F Super Blue Liquid Gun Blue and Nu- Blu Gun Metal Bluing and the have a lot of opportunity for improvement. Before I sent my Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon barrel out for bluing, I gave Oxpho Blue Liquid Gun Blue a shot and bang it did the job way better than the others as per the You Tube video. I guess the other two were a waste of money and will going to the round file in the near future. Great Stuff!!!

I used this on my ol Winchester 3030 and it worked great.

This was 1st time I'd ever tried to refinish a gun. It was a 1933 Winchester Model 60A and was in very rough shape... I followed the easy instructions and the gun barrel looks brand new!!! Honestly, I wouldn't believe it's the same barrel if I hadn't blued it myself!!

Simply put this stuff works! Unlike another brand I have been using with mixed results this was easy to use and the results were amazing! If you are looking for a product that will give a deep dark blue finish you need to try this.

Arrived 2 hours ago on a Sunday. Haven't had a chance to try it.I've used Brownells products for years- most recently their 44/40 bluing liquid- with very good results. I trust the results using this formula will be at least as good.

I used this on a rifle that had several scratches on the barrel. It covered them completely and the barrel looks good as new. Its more black than blue and would work great on a gun with a black finish.