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SKU: 082001008
This neutralizer is intended for use after bluing to help stop residual salts from causing visible bleed-out on finished firearms. It is mixed with water and used as a soak between the cold and hot water rinse, making it suited to shop work where consistent post-bluing cleanup matters. The product is designed for regular bluing tanks and operates at 130° to 150°F, with one gallon of mixed solution covering several guns and the solution able to be carried over. For gunsmiths and serious hobbyists, it offers a straightforward step in the bluing process without adding unnecessary complexity.
Neutralizes Residual
Salts after bluing to help
Use Between
Cold and hot water rinses
Works Regular
Type bluing tank at 130°
One Gallon
Of mixed solution can service
Mixed Solution
Can be carried over for
| Carry Over | Can be carried over |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Use in regular type bluing tank |
| Coverage | One gallon of mixed solution will do several guns |
| Mixing Ratio | 6 oz. to the gallon |
| Net Weight | 8 lb. (3.6 kg) |
| Operating Temperature | 130°F to 150°F |
| Soak Time | 30 minutes |
| Solution Concentration | 5% solution |
| Use Case | Neutralizes residual salts and helps prevent after-bluing bleed-out |
It is used after bluing to neutralize residual salts and help prevent bleed-out, including the white ring that can appear where the barrel and frame join, around ribs, ramps, sights, or milled-out receiver sections.
The product description says to use a 5% solution of B.O.N. and water, which is listed as 6 oz. per gallon.
It is used between the cold and hot water rinse following bluing, with the gun soaked for 30 minutes.
The product operates at 130°F to 150°F.
The listed specification is 8 lb. (3.6 kg) net weight.