Can't find any details about the difference between the red and blue label JB bore paste. I read on another forum that the red one is more abrasive.
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Correct, blue is more abrasive .Based on the information presented by Brownells the blue label is the more coarse abrasive cleaner and the red label is the finer polishing compound.
Not according to @Frank GreenCorrect, blue is more abrasive .
Thanks, this is what I wanted to confirm. blue/less abrasive; red/more abrasive.Not according to @Frank Green
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How and when to utilize abrasive bore cleaners
After reading @Frank Green talk about cleaning and carbon ring removal I decided it’s time I take care of my neglected barrels. Some of my barrels are getting up there in round count, and cleaning carbon is getting harder and harder. Jb bore paste is what Iv seen some recommend as a mild...www.snipershide.com
Frank is ok with JB Bore Compound (blue label) but NOT JB Bore Bright (red label).
I go with what Frank says....and on the occasions that I use any product of this type, I used Rem 40X after speaking with Mr. Green.
I see no mention of the OP using a brush . How I read it is ... What is the grit of these two , the Abrasive value ?Not according to @Frank Green
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How and when to utilize abrasive bore cleaners
After reading @Frank Green talk about cleaning and carbon ring removal I decided it’s time I take care of my neglected barrels. Some of my barrels are getting up there in round count, and cleaning carbon is getting harder and harder. Jb bore paste is what Iv seen some recommend as a mild...www.snipershide.com
Frank is ok with JB Bore Compound (blue label) but NOT JB Bore Bright (red label).
I go with what Frank says....and on the occasions that I use any product of this type, I used Rem 40X after speaking with Mr. Green.
That's a non-sequitur and has nothing to do with the subject at hand or my linked Frank Green post (and no, not the post after the one I linked, right?)I saw no mention of the OP using a brush
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