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(this same guy also does percussion revolver defarbing videos. Takes him a day or two. He got the basic defarbing / antiquing ideas from Blackie Thomas channels on YT.)
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Steam cleaning.
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(this same guy also does percussion revolver defarbing videos. Takes him a day or two. He got the basic defarbing / antiquing ideas from Blackie Thomas channels on YT.)
I have one of those little steamers. Paid about 30 bucks for it on ebay.
It does a great job.
It does a great job.
That steamer looked pretty effective for its size! Which was a bit surprising; the Karchers I've seen and used here in the US are generally pretty crummy.
In any case, his method did seem to get rid of residue faster than scrubbing in a bucket.
In any case, his method did seem to get rid of residue faster than scrubbing in a bucket.
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Surprised the YouTube knotzis aren’t all over this with it depicting those horrible hangman’s knots
Where is a grossly overrated NASCAR driver when you need them……
Neat technique though.
Where is a grossly overrated NASCAR driver when you need them……
Neat technique though.
I don't see how that is any more thorough than doing it in a wash basin with warm water. I understand he will be shooting it again soon so he doesn't clean and dry the internals, which from the way he cleans it, must be soaked. and rusting He could have soaked it with WD-40 and blown it out with high pressure air, that might have made me rest easier, HAH!. Did I miss something? I don't take them completely apart if I going to shoot them again soon, but with a basin of water I have more control of where exactly the moisture goes.
Its a pretty cool idea, but unless I missed something, not for me.
Robby
Its a pretty cool idea, but unless I missed something, not for me.
Robby
