Source for bake on bluing?

[Chuck Gedraitis Knives]

I have recently seen some blades with baked on bluing? I think it is also called nitrate bluing? It is not hot bluing. From what I know you spray it on and bake it and you get some great colors. Anyone know where I can obtain some? Brownell's?
Thanks,
Chuck

 

[C L Wilkins]

Chuck,
I believe that you may be referring to is baking lacquer. Brownell's carries it.

C Wilkins

 

[Mike Hull]

Or possibly Gun-Kote. I believe that is baked after applying.
http://www.kgcoatings.com/gun-kote/

 

[fitzo]

Nitre bluing, if this is what you mean, is in itself a hot-bluing technique that gives fire-bluing colors. You actually melt the salts instead of dissolving them them in water, between 570-650F, and temp choice helps determine color.
Can't seem to find the stuff you're referring to, and am anxious to find out what it actually is.

 

[rlinger]

Call Brownell's. They'll fix you up. phone #(641)623-4000

RL