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Formulations are heat cured or air drying depending on application requirements and available in solvent and water based compositions.ĪDDEV Materials has years’ of experience in supporting the application of these products and can assist with the implementation in any process. mag with a convex floor plate? Armorers use a ball peen hammer and a piece of wood with a trough in it to make that revision, which makes the floor plate stronger so it doesn't give up and dump your ammo when trying to lock-in against a closed bolt.High performance resins are combined with lubricious pigments including PTFE, molybdenum disulphide and graphite, to provide a permanent protective layer. There's an armorer's trick that you may have noticed - ever see a G.I.

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Plus you almost always have to straighten the floor plate after taking it out so I have my small non-marring hammer ready. They sometimes will take a few pumps before they get right. After installing each follower, I always take the ruler and work the follower all the way down and let it go. If the 180 degree bend there is opened up some, the sides of the spring could drag in the magazine - you can bend it to correct. When changing followers or any time you pull the follower out of the mag, take the time to check that the spring is not deformed where it makes the 90 degree bend to connect to the follower. In 20s I have Colt, C Products and D&H curved. In 30s I have G.I., Brownell's tan follower, Lancer L5, Lancer AWM and C Products steel (I know). It looks like I now have 45 30-rd mags and 15 20-rd. mags (most are pre-'94) and installed 'Foliage Green' Magpul followers in them. And, if mags ever go sky-high again, I guess this would be good to know. At the current price for new G.I.-type mags, there's no way this is cost effective, but I just like doing stuff like this. Anyway, here is what the mags look like now. I had to soak them in solvent and use a brass wire brush to get the old paint and tape residue off. One had a yellow magpul follower and the other had an old light green follower. The other two had been painted some kind of very dark brown - I thought it was black at first. Somebody gave me three mags - one was okay and already had a Magpul follower. That's it, all you have to do is reassemble the mag.

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Cut the oven off and let it cool before opening to ensure a full cure. The best time is a warm, dry day with low wind.Īnyway, after drying for a few minutes, pop the items into the oven at 300F for 30 minutes. Try to warm the can and mags in the sun before using.

You should have a number of items to paint and plan to use the whole can, or else you have to be diligent in inverting the can and blowing out the pick-up tube and nozzle when done, then pull the nozzle and clean it with lacquer thinner.

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Most of us know how to use a spray paint, but this paint contains a lot more solids than any other. Take the spring and follwer out and set the base plate aside to be painted black - most any flat black will do or you could use an oven cure for this too. The mag just has to be clean with only original or no finish - any dry-film lubricant or paint will have to be removed if you want a really nice job. The product is Brownell's Teflon/Moly Oven Cure, Dark Parkerizing. Not that this is practical or cost-effective, but you can easily renew the appearance of an aluminum magazine and it will last about as long as the original finish.

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