No1 MkIII FINISHES

**Randy A** · 03-03-2025 10:40 PM

Originally Posted by 5thBatt

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Products other people treated with it. For a while it was the go-to for fuel tank coatings. Never saw any of those successful!

**Highly Recommended** · 03-03-2025 10:40 PM

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**Singer B** · 03-10-2025 03:58 PM

I'm not sure what was on my 2A1 when I go it, but it was peeling off and leaving bare metal beneath it. This is the only gun i have ever had bead blasted and then reblued (I know, it wiped out the collector value) since I couldn't save any of the finish. The rifle turned out beautifully and since my 1917 No 1 Mk III is all matching and I don't want to shoot it, I now have a similar rifle that shoots 7.62x51 that I will be able to shoot for many years to come.

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