The Hungry Hunter
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Once these tins are burned,what do you do after that/?
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buffcreekforge
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I don't know if those specimen jars are meant just to be "water" proof.......just sayin.....
I remain your humble servant,
Just Dave
I remain your humble servant,
Just Dave
I give the finish a final sanding with some wet/dry sandpaper, just to kind of blend in the remaining burned paint with the bare metal. A little oil to prevent rust and then it goes into my bag or shooting box to hold small items like extra nipples, flings, wedge keys, etc.
