Polish it!

[Azra'il]

What kind of polisher or sand paper(??) can I use to bring the trigger bar/connector and other parts to shine like mirror? I want the smoothest trigger pull, but I don't want to wait thousands of rounds!

My local dealer got something called Red Scroll which mai purpose is for silver/copper/chrome and other stuff it is the only one that don't "scratch" the suface. Could I use this????

What do you all use when you polish your parts??
Thanks!

[RandySmith]

Flitz

Randy

[PP914]

The sandpaper comment scares me.

Randy is correct.

There are several viable methods/products.

The simplest and easiest and lowest cost is Flitz and a Q-tip.

For reference:
http://www.alpharubicon.com/mrpoyz/glock/

[greenmtnboy]

i use auto rubbing compound and a dremmel tool with the soft wheels.

[coverdog]

Semi-chrome is an excellent polishing product for that use.

[Greenbean]

Originally posted by RandySmith
Flitz

Amen, I just got mine from Ace Hardware,
Flitz Inc. said either Ace or a True value hardware should have it. @6.00 bucks for the small bottle.

Has anybody tried using a metal lubricant after the polish. I have some awesome "Ultima Lube" from Wilson Combat that is supposed to "treat" the metal even though you wipe it off. After about 500 rounds through my G21 I used it to lube the slide and Oh-Boy it made a nice smooth difference in the hand cycling of the slide.

I put some on my Spyderco and then wiped it off and it really lubes the metal even after you clean it off.

Your Thoughts...On trying it on the trigger components.:headscratch:

[kimberguy2004]

Originally posted by PP914
The sandpaper comment scares me.

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2nd that

A person with no knowledge of the internals of a weapon shouldn't be tinkering. I think I would send it out until I obtained a little more knowledge. It's very easy to create a weapon that is dangerous on the raange as well as carrying.