Browning a 40 cal barrel. Length too long to heat up in our oven. I used a torch to heat for the first coat, part came out great, other part blotchy. Is this a heat or cleaning issue. Plan on using a heat gun for the next coat.
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Barrel browning, splotchy on some areas
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It is tough with long barrels. Cold browns are more time consuming but work so much easier
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