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    Thank you for your quick reply Bigduke!
    Houston! We have a problem...
    Impossible found suncorite in the end of the world...
    I think oxpho blue and perma blue are similar products...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Luis Bren View Post
    Thank you for your quick reply Bigduke!
    Houston! We have a problem...
    Impossible found suncorite in the end of the world...
    I think oxpho blue and perma blue are similar products...
    No, Suncorite 259 is a paint, oxpho and perma blue are just bluing products.

    There is suncorite 258 which is now called Bonderite O-PC 528 Black RFU ??

    I don't know if this replaced 259 but I did email them to ask, some details in the link below, being self-phosphating is an added bonus....

    Suncorite 259 is still available in the UKicon but is ex surplus stock, think the dates are from 2006,

    Suncorite is now Bonderite | EMC

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigduke6 View Post
    No, Suncorite 259 is a paint, oxpho and perma blue are just bluing products.

    There is suncorite 258 which is now called Bonderite O-PC 528 Black RFU ??

    I don't know if this replaced 259 but I did email them to ask, some details in the link below, being self-phosphating is an added bonus....

    Suncorite 259 is still available in the UKicon but is ex surplus stock, think the dates are from 2006,

    Suncorite is now Bonderite | EMC
    A little off topic but does anyone have any photos of Suncorite being applied at any UK facility?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BruceHMX View Post
    A little off topic but does anyone have any photos of Suncorite being applied at any UKicon facility?
    I can take a few of me doing a few rifles in the future, I just use a gravity spray gun, and dilute until I get a spray instead of blobs.... still after a few applications you need to clear the pot of thick goo.
    I do mine outdoors, weather permitting and in the UK thats not very often.

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