Presto Black STEEL PC9 - versatile blackening solution for iron and steel alloys traditional patina blue and black oxide touch-up (8 oz)

tarnishes steel beautifully. very happy with how it turned out. I sealed it with satin lacquer and my sculpture looks incredible. super easy to use and kinda hard to mess up

Works great, works quick, just be sure to clean the surface really well. Any grease or oil with stop the reaction. I used isopropyl alcohol to clean my surface.

Dang, this stuff works so fast you better not blink!! The beauty ring bolts in my bronco were kind of messed up from removing a couple times so bare metal was showing through the black. I poured some of this stuff on a bowl, dropped the button head torx bolts in and Shazam! No more silver was showing. Incredible. They look fantastic. One difference from the stock bolts is these come out with a matte black finish while the OEM Ford bolts have a shine on the black. I waxed these baby’s up and they look very, very close to the stock ones. Nobody would ever know. I got so punch happy I took my eyeglasses apart and threw the frames in but no go, this stuff only works in steel not aluminum. Oh well, can’t win ‘em all. This stuff works really well, if you need to blacken some steel hardware…get you some!

Works but don't no how long it lasts

I needed to sand down the grip safety on a parkerized 1911 A1 a bit as it dug into the web of my hand. Used the Presto Black Steel when I was done and it came out great. A little darker than the original, but you wouldn't really notice unless you were looking for it. Holding up well.

It works, sorta. It turns the steel black but then rusts over brown even if you wipe it all off and dry it. Definitely not something I'd buy again.

MEtal has to be clean from any other chemicals. I wiped down with acetone and it worked well. Some spots still took longer to take than others, but the result was a black finish that wasn't opaque, but blac enough that once I clear coated it is is dark and consistent with what I wanted

Results ranged on used steel bolts. The black coating was uneven, even though bolts were properly scrubbed, cleaned, and coated correctly. Efficacy was also lower than expected for the cost of the product. In some cases, it would be cheaper to purchase newly finished metals.