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Will this work? One rifle I have the parkerizing seems to be on the soft side. Will there be any increase in durability or corrosion protection with DGS. Or is it a step backward reducing the porosity and ability to hold oil or wax on the metal?
The goal is to make it wear better while preventing corrosion.
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Yes, that's exactly what it'll do. DGS increases the hardness of Cerakote, and it has an even greater effect on Parkerizing.
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Thanks, now I just hope I can get all the lube out. Will try carb cleaner and maybe hot water and detergent first. Then alcohol to dry.
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