Anyone here that does Parkerizing?

Please PM me, I have a part I need parkerized.

Parkerizing is in our near future. Unfortunately, I can't help you right now. We have plans to invest in some very large stainless tanks for parkerizing so may be I can help you out next time around.

I used to do this a long time ago. Nothing to it. You can buy the mix at Midway and do it yourself.

Yep. If it's a small part you shouldn't have any trouble at all. Probably get a small stainless bowl at Wal-Mart and do the job right on the kitchen stove.

Caleb C wrote:Yep. If it's a small part you shouldn't have any trouble at all. Probably get a small stainless bowl at Wal-Mart and do the job right on the kitchen stove.

Will it ruin the bowl? Just curious. I might go the DIY route sometime in the future.

I don't think it will stick to the stainless steel. It's not porous like regular steel. It may not be safe to eat anything from if afterwards.

Scharfschütze wrote:

Caleb C wrote:Yep. If it's a small part you shouldn't have any trouble at all. Probably get a small stainless bowl at Wal-Mart and do the job right on the kitchen stove.

Will it ruin the bowl? Just curious. I might go the DIY route sometime in the future.

There are some great youtube videos for instruction, and Lauer Weaponry has good prices on the chemicals.

Caleb C wrote:Parkerizing is in our near future. Unfortunately, I can't help you right now. We have plans to invest in some very large stainless tanks for parkerizing so may be I can help you out next time around.

Did you ever get into the parkerizing business?