Sure. I was going for the color scheme from a couple of pics of the original prop posted by KramStaar in the BR 2049 props thread here.
https://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=276755&p=4343263&viewfull=1#post4343263 Great pics
I did a scotchbrite scouring and primed with dark grey. To get the metallic look for both the black and silver parts, I decided to do the entire gun with Rub n Buff, which made it more labor intensive than it probably needed to be. For the black areas, I used RnB Ebony. For the inside bolt, major screws, and metal at the bottom of the grips (I know very little about correct pistol terminology) I used RnB Silver Leaf. I've seen other people that have used RnB Pewter on the rest of the metal parts (receiver, barrel), but to achieve the gunmetal color I was going for, I decided on a 1.5:1 mixture of the ebony and silver leaf.
Rub n Buff is trickier than I thought it would be. The silver leaf goes on easy and smooth without much trouble in a thin application with a soft cloth. The ebony is more temperamental. You apply too much with too much pressure and it clumps and smears and dries up quickly, which can screw up a smooth finish. Apply too thinly and lightly, and it won't get that nice even shine. Adding the ebony to the silver leaf made it behave in much the same way, so I found the best way to apply it was to mix on a palette, dab a soft cloth, and then pat it out on a paper towel before applying. Then, just buff the hell out of it, smoothing out clumps as best as you can, and hope for the best. I used q-tips to try to get to the hard to reach areas, but there's a lot of little crevices on this thing. Luckily, RnB clumping in those areas looks much like general grime anyway, and I wasn't going for an out of the box look, so it worked out fine.
Here's a few more shots, just to give an idea how the light affects the look.
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