CZ 82 Refinishing
CZ 82 Refinishing
Thinking of trying a cold blue on my cz 82. To take the finish off with paint thinner I know to take the grips off. Would a field strip be enough to do this. Thanks Ron
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use paint stripper to get all the paint off,
I did this one with only field stripping
, I might have taken the trigger guard off too
not the best pix I ever took
NORM
use paint stripper to get all the paint off,
I did this one with only field stripping
, I might have taken the trigger guard off too
not the best pix I ever took
NORM
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Go here and look at my Duracoated CZ-82
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I took the trigger guard off mine then sand blasted it with Aluminum oxide. Under the paint they have sort of a parkerized finish. I did it in H&K Black, ordered a set of night sights from CZUSA and installed them while the gun was torn down.
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I took the trigger guard off mine then sand blasted it with Aluminum oxide. Under the paint they have sort of a parkerized finish. I did it in H&K Black, ordered a set of night sights from CZUSA and installed them while the gun was torn down.
CZ 82 Refinishing
use paint stripper to get all the paint off
Wish i had looked at your post a little more carefully, after soaking the pistol in paint thinner for1 hour and checking it I thought man that is some tough paint, sooooo I let it sit overnight. Then about 6:30 this morning I reread your post. Got the stripper on it now. ::)
Wish i had looked at your post a little more carefully, after soaking the pistol in paint thinner for1 hour and checking it I thought man that is some tough paint, sooooo I let it sit overnight. Then about 6:30 this morning I reread your post. Got the stripper on it now. ::)
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I essentially disassembled the guns and stripped the old paint with "Zip-Strip", rinsed, cleaned off stray paint with 280 grit sand paper and super fine 0000 steel wool. Then I degreased the gun and used rust/blue remover, rinsed and then repeated with the degreaser. Finally I blued the guns with a liquid blue (Birchwood Casey) and worked the metal with more super fine 0000 steel wool to even the bluing over the metal surfaces, rinsing with cold water after each application. I repeated the bluing application process a few times until darked. It actually come out close to the darkness I got with the bead blasted and parkerized finishes on my other guns but with a slightly reflective patina finish.
Blued CZ-82 with checkered Wattle with clear shallac red finish Marschal grips.
Blued CZ-82 with Padauk, clear shellac finish, checkered Marschal grips.
Blued CZ-82 with checkered Wattle with clear shallac red finish Marschal grips.
Blued CZ-82 with Padauk, clear shellac finish, checkered Marschal grips.
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blackblade, nothing quite like blue steel and wood.
CZ 82 Refinishing
Right now I use Sharpie to touch up LOL.
Has anyone tried or thought about powder coating the slide?
I do powder coating at home and wonder if any one has tried it?
Maybe I'll try it.
Thanks for the tip of the stripper.I was thinking about if it would work or not.
Rich
Has anyone tried or thought about powder coating the slide?
I do powder coating at home and wonder if any one has tried it?
Maybe I'll try it.
Thanks for the tip of the stripper.I was thinking about if it would work or not.
Rich
CZ 82 Refinishing
I'd like to try refinishing, but I'm not comfortable breaking down the pistol completely.
How far do I need to disassemble to refinish?
How far do I need to disassemble to refinish?
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if you want cold blue it , just the slide ,the trigger guard , and the grips
NORM
if you want cold blue it , just the slide ,the trigger guard , and the grips
NORM
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Hey Norm, I was reading this article about duarcoat and ceramic header paint. I'm still confused about how far I need to take the gun down. I have an old sestima that is a great 1911, but looks bad. I have access to a bead blaster. How far do I need to take the 1911 down for bead blasting. You may not remember, but I had to call you when I took my CZ82 apart. Thanks again for this and the previous assistance. Later Don
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just bast it till its even all over, here is a Argentine colt system I did ,i found the basting pix
I used header paint on it
NORM
just bast it till its even all over, here is a Argentine colt system I did ,i found the basting pix
I used header paint on it
NORM
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Thanks Norm, I'll keep you up to date on my progress. Later Don
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if you need any help give me a call
I have a 11 of them now
NORM
if you need any help give me a call
I have a 11 of them now
NORM
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Re: CZ 82 Refinishing
When I blued mine, I only field stripped it and took off the trigger guard. No problem. Aircraft stripper worked great removing the old finish.dolang1 wrote: I'm still confused about how far I need to take the gun down.
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