DaveChaos metal Anders BR blaster with JAX pewter black

[Fett_Ish]

I am not done with my build,getting a real cylinder to fit as well as a steel barrel has taken and is taking awhile. Anyway,what I thought others may be interested in is this JAX pewter black solution. I brushed it on with a sponge applicato,let it sit a minute the did again. When done I dabbed it all dry and then wiped it with paper towel. I dipped a smaller piece and that would probably be the way to go. it stinks,but was easy to use and I think it came out well as I am not making a brand new blaster. You don’t care about anything but pics,lol,here’s a couple…

 

[wayouteast]

I am not done with my build,getting a real cylinder to fit as well as a steel barrel has taken and is taking awhile. Anyway,what I thought others may be interested in is this JAX pewter black solution. I brushed it on with a sponge applicato,let it sit a minute the did again. When done I dabbed it all dry and then wiped it with paper towel. I dipped a smaller piece and that would probably be the way to go. it stinks,but was easy to use and I think it came out well as I am not making a brand new blaster. You don’t care about anything but pics,lol,here’s a couple…

Looks great!

 

[DaveChaos]

Looking good! I have finally put aside a kit for myself so hopefully I will be trying out pewter black soon

 

[Fett_Ish]

Looking good! I have finally put aside a kit for myself so hopefully I will be trying out pewter black soon

Thanks!yes please make sure to make one for yourself! I am very happy with the result of your hard work!

 

[joberg]

Very nicely done for sure

 

[Reel Fakes]

You should try lightly buffing it with 0000 steel wool. I think you'll like the finish better with a bit more metal sheen.
Nice job so far!

 

[wayouteast]

You should try lightly buffing it with 0000 steel wool. I think you'll like the finish better with a bit more metal sheen.
Nice job so far!

Also, giving the metal parts a wipe with light machine oil, leaving them overnight and then polishing the oil (almost) off with a soft, lint-free cloth does wonders for the sheen too.

 

[Fett_Ish]

Also, giving the metal parts a wipe with light machine oil, leaving them overnight and then polishing the oil (almost) off with a soft, lint-free cloth does wonders for the sheen too.

Ooh thanks,I was unsure about that. I need to get a stand for it,I got it all done but the electronic,it ways a dang ton! Gonna get some steel wool and machining oil this weeken,thanks guys.