Oxpho-Blue, initially designed for users lacking the equipment to fully polish a firearm before bluing, has gained popularity among professional gunsmiths due to its ease of application and exceptional results. Typically, the process involves dampening a piece of cotton flannel and thoroughly rubbing the area. The chemical penetrates the oil on the firearm, removes light rust and blues the underlying steel, with no subsequent rust formation. While the final appearance is not intended to match the aesthetic of a well-polished, hot-blued firearm, skilled craftsmen have found that the Oxpho-Blue finish not only achieves a beautiful appearance but also offers superior durability and weather resistance compared to other chemical finishes.

• No occurrence of post-process rust
• A phosphate-analogous surface layer is synthesized beneath the blue spectrum exposure
• The solution's rust removal properties eliminate the need for conventional methods to address mild rust, streamlining the maintenance process
• This innovative feature renders all other retail bluing methods obsolete, enabling any novice to restore their father's firearm to a visually appealing condition with ease
• A single bottle is sufficient for gun club members, local shooters and similar groups
• The solution exhibits wetting properties, enabling it to penetrate oil, dirt and other contaminants on the gun's surface
• It effectively blues the underlying metal, removes rust and dirt and leaves the gun blued and prepared for oiling
• The finish exhibits both aesthetic appeal and high-durability
• Increased rubbing enhances the brilliance of the finish
• As abrasion is integral to the process, typical contact from gun cases, brushes and clothing will not degrade the bluing
• To enhance the appearance of a worn firearm, one can employ a recent application technique
• Begin by dampening a shoe shine cloth with Oxpho-Blue
• Proceed to apply the solution to the firearm using a shoe shine motion
• This method does not require extensive effort to remove existing dirt, grease or rust