The basis of manganese phosphating (Parkerizing) HD Video Clips.
This video shows a breakdown of the process quite well, since I have not a man to help me film camera. Should I leave a few basic things: 1 Investing in a brand new spray bottle and fill it with acetone or similar degreaser. If you happen to accidentally drop of sweat or a fingerprint from a newly edited, you can simply spray with acetone. 2 Do not skimp on the preparation of metal. With the explosion, make sure you go for a pressure, with your airRegulator, and that you go through all the metal parts in an even fashion. 90 percent of the surface you get everything you do will be completed to prepare for the part. This applies to all painting IU Duracoat, metallic, etc. 3 Opt in relation to the degreasing, if you plan a simple green / purple bath power I am certain that with gloves when handling the metal from this point on, especially if you have a DEGREASER LIKEAcetone at hand to correct your mistakes. This is very important. 4 You can invest in a sweat band to keep sweat drops fall easy on your work. 5 If you have many pieces to make sure if your rinse water every hour or so. 6 If you want to see how a traditional Parkerizing WW2 weapons, choose a zinc phosphate, then the parts in a bath of 20-50W motor oil for about 3 months to sit. If you have access to large amounts ofCosmoline ...
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