Birchwood Casey Aluminum Black Touch-Up 3oz
The room temperature chemical used by gunsmiths and industry to blacken aluminum parts. Restores scratched and marred areas quickly. Fast-acting liquid is easy to apply with no dimensional change. Color will vary from deep gray to black depending on alloy. Aluminum Black Metal Finish is also excellent for blackening name plates, plaques, trophies and other engraved items.
Key Features of the Birchwood Casey Aluminum Black
- Restores scratched and marred areas quickly.
- Fast-acting liquid is easy to apply with no dimensional change.
- Final appearance can be enhanced by applying a clear coat finish, wax or oil.
How To Blacken Aluminum: Birchwood Casey Aluminum Black Instructions
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Customer Ratings & Reviews
Excellent product that does what it claims
I used the Birchwood Casey Aluminum Black Touch-Up On my S&W j-frame, which was showing bare metal along the rear sights from holster wear. This was in touch upon a small area. I prepped with steel wool and alcohol. I applied with a cotton swab. The first application was blotchy, but a second application darkened the metal nicely and evenly. I let the applications air dry in between and then rubbed with a cotton rag. The effect was a matte black, which was slightly shinier than the surrounding factory paint. There also appeared to be a rim of slight dulling of the paint around the treated area; however, following the recommendations on the bottle, I applied a little gunstock wax and buffed the area. This blended in the treated area with the surrounding paint very well, giving a more even look. Total time was 20 minutes with a very satisfactory result. I don't know about durability at this point, but since this is a chemical reaction rather than a layer of paint, I imagine it should be reasonably durable. Besides, the application is so easy and gives a result I can live with, I don' t think I'd have any problems with having to re-treat after a reasonable amount of time. Excellent product that does what it claims for its regular use.