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Originally developed for the occasional bluer who is not equipped to completely polish a gun prior to bluing, Oxpho Blue - because of its ease of application and remarkably superior results - has become a favorite of the professional gunsmith as well. With Oxpho-Blue, all you need to do in most cases is dampen a piece of cotton flannel and give the area a good rubbing. The chemical goes through the oil on the gun, removes thin rust and blues the steel underneath. No after-rust. For looks, the final finish was not intended to approach the beauty of the well-polished, hot-blued gun. It has developed, however, that in the hands of a careful craftsman, not only is the Oxpho-Blue finish beautiful, but it is also more durable and weather-resistant than any other known chemical finish! Oxpho-Blue has other outstanding features worthy of note: 1. Absolutely no after-rust. 2. Phosphate-like surface forms under the blue. 3. Rust removing qualities of the solution make it unnecessary to remove mild rust in the usual manner. 4. “Wetting” characteristics of the solution give it the ability to penetrate oil, dirt, etc., on the surface of the gun; blue the metal underneath; remove rust and dirt; leave the gun blued and ready for oiling. 5. Beauty and High durability of the finish: Vigorous rubbing with No. 0 steel wool is one of our favorite application methods - the more rubbing, the more brilliant it becomes and, since abrasion is part of the process, normal contact from gun cases, brush and clothing won’t wear your bluing. (Note: It is possible to get a surface so dense with Oxpho-Blue that water will puddle on it!) 6. For the Neighbor Kid and Mr. Average Sportsman, a beatup gun can be made to look quite presentable by following this technique: Dampen a shoe shine cloth with Oxpho-Blue and apply it with a shoe shine motion - without taking too much trouble to remove old dirt, grease, rust, etc. This gimmick obsoletes all other kinds of bluing for retail sale, for any youngster can make his old man’s gun look quite presentable. For gun club members, neighborhood shooters, etc., one bottle takes care of the lot. (The rub-on feature works wonders on tools and instruments which have been blackened and show bright along the edges: just dampen a cloth with Oxpho-Blue, rub the bright areas briskly and they are as black as before, but tougher.)