Reloading equipment restoration?

[Wolfdog91]

So I have two shot shell presses and a Lil RCBS 5:10 scale sitting around that I got from friends hear and there. Their not in the worse shape but their not mint or in the best working condition. Wanted to know if there was someone out there who offered a refurbishment service for reloading gear. Don't need them back to mint condition and all shiny and sparkly ,but when I get the extra cash wouldn't mind for them to get spruced up a bit. Any recommendations?
Thanks !

 

[rjtfroggy]

You don't say what brand loaders you have, but if they are Mec's they used to provide this type of service.

 

[Big Mc]

So I have two shot shell presses and a Lil RCBS 5:10 scale sitting around that I got from friends hear and there. Their not in the worse shape but their not mint or in the best working condition. Wanted to know if there was someone out there who offered a refurbishment service for reloading gear. Don't need them back to mint condition and all shiny and sparkly ,but when I get the extra cash wouldn't mind for them to get spruced up a bit. Any recommendations?
Thanks !

Mec is the only one i know of that offers that service. Tommy Mc

 

[jdh47]

If something's broke RCBS will replace it or send a new part. As for refinishing, you might have a go at it. As long as you don't sand critical fit areas and the parts work freely cosmetic stuff is pretty easy.

 

[Hino895]

I been doing Cerakote for 7 years now and I’ve refurbished or pimped out customer’s press’s, powder measures and dies.
I had one guy bring me his Lyman orange crusher said he wanted it John Deere green.
I shot it with JD green powder coat then cleared it with high gloss with glow in the dark additive.
After a hour or so loading you can turn off the light and this green press just hovers in the dark glowing, kinda cool.

 

[Just Say Moe]

I bought some kind of Green wrinkle paint on Amazon and redid my Rockchucker and powder measure/stand. Looks pretty good.