The reason I needed a trigger guard

[dlbleak]

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I have a bead blaster will leave a frosted finish. Was looking for finish like before it was coated.

Bead blast then polish? I'm thinking a polished look on the whole thing might look good.

 

[264killer]

Polishing , Maybe after the weather cools off.

 

[dennishoddy]

Somewhere recently I learned that muriatic acid isn’t a good idea.

Wondered that myself. When racing 2 strokes, we would get piston scuffing on the cylinder or have a seizure. We would remove the aluminum skuff with muratic acid.

 

[NikatKimber]

Wondered that myself. When racing 2 strokes, we would get piston scuffing on the cylinder or have a seizure. We would remove the aluminum skuff with muratic acid.

I was referring back to the OP, when acid caused the original problem resulting in this thread to begin with.

 

[dennishoddy]

I was referring back to the OP, when acid caused the original problem resulting in this thread to begin with.

That’s what I was referring to as well. Using acid to remove the black.

 

[264killer]

The acid ate the holes out so big the detent ,roll pin ,& spring were detached when I picked up the trigger guard out of the acid . The roll pin hole was so big the pin just dropped through it. I was checking every little bit. But was only looking at the black finish witch was not removed at all

 

[dennishoddy]

The acid ate the holes out so big the detent ,roll pin ,& spring were detached when I picked up the trigger guard out of the acid . The roll pin hole was so big the pin just dropped through it. I was checking every little bit. But was only looking at the black finish witch was not removed at all

That acid eats up aluminum quickly. Big foaming action.

 

[264killer]

1. Well here it is . All aluminum anodized , Some steel is polished bright some is pickled.
   

 

[NightShade]

Cool, glad that trigger guard worked out for you.

 

[264killer]

Thanks again for trigger guard.