Action f class panda

[Romo1994]

Hi

Recently acquired this kelby action f class panda and after a day of shooting these stains appeared, I have tried to clean them with shooting solvents and brake cleaner, I have not managed to clean them. What product could I use?

Regards

 

[SteveOak]

You might want to ask Kelbly's.

 

[Kurz]

Kelby's is extremely easy to contact and get an intelligent answer from. They are VERY customer oriented!

Be sure to send the photographs of the 'stains' on your action so they have something to go by.

 

[clowdis]

I have a Panda action that has been glass beaded and it's near impossible to keep it clean. I just allowed it to "age". The rough surface will catch about every kind of stain and hold onto it. You may need a toothbrush and abrasive to clean the your action.

 

[TylerFromMS]

Wear it as a badge of honor. It ain’t going to hurt nothing.

 

[boltfluter]

I have a Panda action that has been glass beaded and it's near impossible to keep it clean. I just allowed it to "age". The rough surface will catch about every kind of stain and hold onto it. You may need a toothbrush and abrasive to clean the your action.

This is exactly the problem. Occasionally, I get a customer request for one of my bolt knobs (aluminum) to be bead blasted as the final finish. It is literally dirty the minute you touch it with clean hands. Having the action bead blasted and then sprayed with clear Cerakote may be an option. Or just shoot it and enjoy it.
Paul

 

[AlNyhus]

AlumaBrite will make it look like new. The bead blasted finish will show every bit of grease and dirt very quickly, though. Kelbly's used to offfer a polishing service for used actions...not sure if they still do or not. Give them a call.

 

[alintx]

I doubt it. Couldn't even get em to drill and tap a round panda I have. Did it myself and it turned out perfect

 

[spike-55]

Give this a try
Stan