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Dan Wesson stainless finish
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B. Allen
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September 16, 2008 - 5:54 pm
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Howdy folks,

I am so happy to find this board. Nice to know there are others out there who appreciate the superior design of the Dan Wesson Revolver.

I was wondering if anyone out there knows what finishing method or grit at the factory was used to polish the stainless steel models.

I picked up a 715 that was a little rough in the finish dept and would like to touch it up a little without seriously altering the factory finish.

Regards,

Ben 

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Welcome! I just got my first SS DW, and look forward to some input on this too, although mine is in excellent condition. The other SS pistols I have owned were more matte finished, so I don't know much about this either.  I'm sure more knowledge will be forthcoming soon.

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I have found that the brown Scotch Bright pads work great to match the brushed stainless finish. Just go slow and follow the existing brush lines, small scratches/rubs will disappear.

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