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Archived [ARCHIVED THREAD] - stripping and coating a firearm
Posted: 1/9/2006 5:45:29 PM EDT
I'm looking to buy a bead blaster so I can strip a reciever before coating it.   A couple of questions:

Brand of blaster/gun to use?  Any recomendations are welcome

What's the best material to use?  Grit/type of beads/how many pounds of abrasive do I need?

How many PSI do I want to use and how many passes do I want to make?

When I go to recoat can I apply/bake and then apply another coat and bake?  Or is this bad?

Thanks.

Offer anything else you see fit.

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