Air Arms Owners Club

Can you use Brasso and ultra fine wet and dry to polish the trigger sears ??

Brasso will be just fine. You shouldn't need the wet and dry.

BBF

Spot on thanks for the reply ..

i used autosol paste, did the job fine.

I asked about Brasso Gary because I have a bit of that in ..

The sears are all case hardened. All the polishing does is to make the surfaces smooth. Toothpaste,brasso,autosol chrome polish all work well. Just dont use wet and dry as you will soon change the fine set up of these. I use autosol on a pair of old work jeans.

BBF

Blackbaronfish wrote:The sears are all case hardened. All the polishing does is to make the surfaces smooth. Toothpaste,brasso,autosol chrome polish all work well. Just dont use wet and dry as you will soon change the fine set up of these. I use autosol on a pair of old work jeans.

BBF

I didn't realise it could polish denim as well.

Mason wrote:

Blackbaronfish wrote:The sears are all case hardened. All the polishing does is to make the surfaces smooth. Toothpaste,brasso,autosol chrome polish all work well. Just dont use wet and dry as you will soon change the fine set up of these. I use autosol on a pair of old work jeans.

BBF

I didn't realise it could polish denim as well.

Oh yes and turds

BBF

Blackbaronfish wrote:

Mason wrote:

Blackbaronfish wrote:The sears are all case hardened. All the polishing does is to make the surfaces smooth. Toothpaste,brasso,autosol chrome polish all work well. Just dont use wet and dry as you will soon change the fine set up of these. I use autosol on a pair of old work jeans.

BBF

I didn't realise it could polish denim as well.

Oh yes and turds

BBF

You'll need to freeze those first, if you want a good shine.

No a turd will alway's be wrinkly