Precision-Engineered Metal Finishing Supplies
Our metal finishing supplies are specifically formulated to enhance the authenticity and durability of traditional flintlock firearms. Each product is selected to provide period-correct finishes while offering modern protection against wear and corrosion. From browning solutions to patina compounds, we provide everything needed for historically accurate metal treatments.
These finishing supplies complement our flintlock kits and components perfectly, ensuring a cohesive final appearance. Every solution and compound is tested extensively on our own firearms to guarantee performance and historical accuracy. The result is a finish that not only looks authentic but also protects your valuable craftsmanship.
Our selection includes traditional recipes and applications used by 18th-century gunsmiths, adapted for today's builder.
Why To Choose Our Metal Finishing Accessories
Unlike generic metal treatments, our finishing supplies are specifically developed for historical firearms applications. Each product is formulated to create authentic period appearances while providing superior protection against the elements and regular handling.
Our finishing kits include detailed instructions for achieving various traditional looks, from early brown finishes to aged patinas. We've eliminated the guesswork from historical metal finishing, allowing both beginners and experienced builders to achieve professional-quality results.
These supplies have been tested extensively on our own custom rifles, ensuring they meet the exacting standards that Kibler's Longrifles is known for. The difference is visible in the depth, authenticity, and durability of the finish.
How to Use Our Flintlock Metal Finishing Supplies
Applying traditional metal finishes requires patience but delivers rewarding results that enhance your flintlock's historical authenticity. Our detailed instructions guide you through each step of the process, from proper surface preparation to final application techniques.
For browning solutions, we recommend multiple light applications rather than heavy coats. The key to authentic period finishes lies in building up layers gradually, allowing each application to properly react with the metal surface.
Temperature and humidity affect results, so we provide specific environmental recommendations with each product. Our support team is available to answer questions and provide guidance throughout your finishing process.