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Well since I’m out of b/c I tried some LMF on some small parts according to the directions. I guess I’ll buy some b/c because the LMF just doesn’t measure up.
 
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I would definitely stop doing what has worked well in the past and try something new and unpredictable.
Exactly. If I don't leave the metal bright and let it age over time, I use a ferric chloride solution. It has been my browning/bluing go-to since the mid-'90s. In that time, I've seen no reason to change.
 
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I use Homer Danglers formula.
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I scrub it in with the solution on a green scotch bite, wipe all the gunk off then use a cotton swab to put an on an even coat. Too easy!
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Lmf works well, but I'll have to admit that there is a bit of a learning curve. The BC stuff reminds me of that brown paint that Pedersoli uses.
 
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I don’t like plumb brown because of the heating and I find it easy to screw up. I turns out a tough nice brown.
LM used right is great and I’m very fond of it.
My favorite was Wakagon Bay.
But
Mustard works well
 
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