My P6 Needs a Refinishing.

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Dionysusigma

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Just as the title says, my Sig P6, the best pistol I've ever owned, needs a refinish. A good deal of the original... "bluing"? ... is gone, and as such (and because it's a Sig) it's rusting more often. Since I like this thing so much, I'd rather get it refinished than get something new. A few questions, though.

Who can refinish it locally? The few suggestions I've heard by word of mouth are either out of state, or they're so back-ordered they have signs up not taking any new work for the rest of the year. I really, really want to keep it local-ish, but am willing to drive as far as Tulsa (I'm in OKC).

What finish is best? I've replaced the grip screws with hard-chromed Hogues, and they've done well so far. I kinda want the barrel, magazine bodies, and internal bits hard-chromed as well, but I also want the external appearance to be as close to possible to the original Sig finish, but far more corrosion resistant and a heck of a lot more durable.

Anyone have any input? Alternate suggestions are also welcome. :)
 

Honeybee

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I have a one month window where I am taking work again before my next surgery.

Sorry, I don't do chrome. but hot dip blue is your best bet for a finish and I do that, you might consider parkerizing for the internal parts for long term protection.
 

rlongnt

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Sig will refinish them and replace all the springs at the same time. I don't remember their pricing but it was much less than I had expected. They also stock brand new grips for them as well.
 

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