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CA Victoria · 01-24-2013, 03:32 PM

I'm about to jump into a new endevour to parkerize a bucket of bolts that I have cleaned. There is a lot of information on the gun forums regarding parkerizing, looks like there are a couple of different parkerizing methods.

Any words of wisedom or experience with the hot or cold methods?

lindy williams · 01-24-2013, 04:54 PM

I have only used the hot method. I thought it worked well but the parts must be really clean of rust, oil, etc. The finish is a medium gray color, not black.

CA Victoria · 01-25-2013, 06:22 PM

There are two different effects, Matte Black and a Gray finish. The most accepted method is the "hot" process, which I will try.
I have purchased the Black Manganese solution and will give it a go, will post a few pictures in my album as the adventure progresses.

butch · 01-25-2013, 07:27 PM

hi i think that you are the person that sent me the print of the vicky rear bumper, bracket, the print was very small, and i could not see the numbers, if you would send me the pitcure of the bracket and the number of the hole ect, i will send you $10.00 when i get them. let me know if you are the person that sent pitcure to me adress is orville butcher 3135 mott jackson michigan 49203 email [email protected] thanks

wrndln · 01-25-2013, 09:42 PM

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I have used the manganese phosphate parkerizing prossess a few times. The items need to be beadblasted to remove all the rust, grease and foreign material from them. The instructions say to parkerize them within a few hours after blasting them. I don't think it is quite as critical as the instructions state, but the sooner the better I would think. You have to heat the water/manganese phosphate solution to at least 190 degrees before putting the items in the solution. It takes about 10 minutes to parkerize. You then need to spray WD 40 on the parts to remove the solution from the parts. I have not had the stuff I did parkerized very long, so I don't now how well it hold up before rusting. The items come out with a matt black finish. I bought the quart of manganese phosphate on eBay for about 35 or $40 plus shipping. The fellow I bought it from is Vernon Owens. It will do quite a few parts.
Rusty Nelson

01-24-2013, 03:32 PM	#1
CA Victoria Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 2,113	Parkerizing I'm about to jump into a new endevour to parkerize a bucket of bolts that I have cleaned. There is a lot of information on the gun forums regarding parkerizing, looks like there are a couple of different parkerizing methods. Any words of wisedom or experience with the hot or cold methods? __________________ Tim Downtown, Ca Last edited by CA Victoria; 01-24-2013 at 11:54 PM.

01-24-2013, 04:54 PM	#2
lindy williams Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 335	Re: Parkerizing I have only used the hot method. I thought it worked well but the parts must be really clean of rust, oil, etc. The finish is a medium gray color, not black.

01-25-2013, 06:22 PM	#3
CA Victoria Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 2,113	Re: Parkerizing There are two different effects, Matte Black and a Gray finish. The most accepted method is the "hot" process, which I will try. I have purchased the Black Manganese solution and will give it a go, will post a few pictures in my album as the adventure progresses. __________________ Tim Downtown, Ca

01-25-2013, 07:27 PM	#4
butch Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 30	Re: Parkerizing hi i think that you are the person that sent me the print of the vicky rear bumper, bracket, the print was very small, and i could not see the numbers, if you would send me the pitcure of the bracket and the number of the hole ect, i will send you $10.00 when i get them. let me know if you are the person that sent pitcure to me adress is orville butcher 3135 mott jackson michigan 49203 email [email protected] thanks

01-25-2013, 09:42 PM	#5
wrndln Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lakeville, MN Posts: 5,162	Re: Parkerizing Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) I have used the manganese phosphate parkerizing prossess a few times. The items need to be beadblasted to remove all the rust, grease and foreign material from them. The instructions say to parkerize them within a few hours after blasting them. I don't think it is quite as critical as the instructions state, but the sooner the better I would think. You have to heat the water/manganese phosphate solution to at least 190 degrees before putting the items in the solution. It takes about 10 minutes to parkerize. You then need to spray WD 40 on the parts to remove the solution from the parts. I have not had the stuff I did parkerized very long, so I don't now how well it hold up before rusting. The items come out with a matt black finish. I bought the quart of manganese phosphate on eBay for about 35 or $40 plus shipping. The fellow I bought it from is Vernon Owens. It will do quite a few parts. Rusty Nelson