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Birchwood Casey Brass Black Touch-Up, 3-Ounce

4.6 out of 5 stars 1,244 ratings
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  • Fast-acting liquid
  • Birchwood Casey Brass Black Touch-Up, 3-Ounce
  • Fast-acting liquid
  • Excellent for blackening name plates, plaques, castings, sculptures and other home, workshop and hobby uses

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Product Dimensions ‎2.54 x 2.54 x 2.54 cm; 90.72 g
Item model number ‎BC-152
Is discontinued by manufacturer ‎No
Colour ‎Multi
Size ‎3 oz
Style ‎Birchwood Casey
Team ‎birchwood casey
Length ‎7.5 inches
Weight ‎91 g
Width ‎3.75 inches
Material ‎Blend
Number of Items ‎1
Power Source ‎AC/DC
Included Components ‎BRASS BLACK TOUCH-UP / 3 OZ
Batteries Included? ‎No
Brand ‎BIRCHWOOD CASEY
Item Weight ‎90.7 g

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ASIN B0000C514O
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4.6 out of 5 stars 1,244 ratings

4.6 out of 5 stars
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Date First Available Nov. 3 2010
Manufacturer GSM Outdoors

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Product description

Brass Black Metal Touch-Up 3 oz.- Fast-acting liquid used by gunsmiths and industry to blacken or antique brass, copper and bronze parts. Easy to apply with no dimensional change. Often used to mark cartridge cases to identify loads. Excellent for blackening name plates, plaques, castings, sculptures and other home, workshop and hobby uses. Color varies depending on alloy and can be highlighted if desired.

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PRESTO GUN BLUE TOUCH-UP PEN
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SUPER BLACK TOUCH-UP PEN (GLOSS BLACK)
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Penetrates hard steel instantly and gives a durable blue-black finish that won't rub off Aluminum black is now in an easy to use pen applicator. Aluminum black restores scratched and marred areas quickly ouch-Up pens will help you to completely renew and restore deep scratches or worn areas These pens provide a fast and easy way to touch-up chipped, dull or scratched sights Fast-acting liquid used by gunsmiths and industry to blacken or antique brass, copper and bronze parts Fast-acting liquid used by gunsmiths and industry to blacken or antique brass, copper and bronze parts
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It will give a non-streaky, even blue-black finish to steel (except stainless) Perma blue paste gun blue is slower to darken than liquid gun blue, but will build up a denser finish It will give a non-streaky, even blue-black finish to steel (except stainless) Presto mag gun blue is a cold blue formulation that works on all steel (except stainless steel) Easy to use, all-inclusive kits are the proven way to touch up or completely reblue most guns Restores scratched and marred areas quickly. Fast-acting liquid is easy to apply with no dimensional change
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I sanded over 30 years of black off my vintage brass door knocker, then wanted it black again!
5 out of 5 stars
I sanded over 30 years of black off my vintage brass door knocker, then wanted it black again!
I compare my need for this product to someone giving themselves a bad hair colour job, where after they've made the mistake and have horrible yellow hair, they are trying desperately to find a way to bring it back to its original colour! In my case, I have an old brass door knocker that can be dated loosely between 1945-1975 (LOL). I'm in the process of updating my front entrance door and thought, hey after 25 years maybe there's something nice under this black stuff. I send a picture to my brother and he said, it could be brass. Without thinking, I took my SOS pad and in seconds was able to remove the black to reveal brass thinking I found treasure (and sent him the photo of it partially sanded and then... about 30 seconds later I was like... "OMG, now I've done it! I really want it blackened! What am I going to do?!" So to the internet and 鶹 I went so fix my mess. I figured someone must have discovered a way to do it by now and someone did! Birchwood Casey. This product worked like a charm! I actual found it is more commonly used on guns (gasp), but that it can work on any brass metal object. Here's how I did it. - I first wiped down the knocker with acetone to remove any residue. - I then soaked cotton pads, wiped the surface with Brass Black let sit for about 2 minutes and continued to applied several applications, while letting in dry in between each one. - I let the whole thing dry for about 5 more minutes then washed under water. A tiny bit of black came off but nothing notable. - I held it up on my door to take a photo and show you how well it worked! Take a look at the photos! It's actually funny how I have a picture of each stage as I was so excited, full or regret, then excited again. If you have questions, be sure to ask a question vs. comment as 鶹 doesn't send me messages when comments are left.
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  • Edina Irwin
    5.0 out of 5 stars Persistence
    Reviewed in Canada on April 27, 2025
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    Works after several applications.
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  • Annette K.
    5.0 out of 5 stars I sanded over 30 years of black off my vintage brass door knocker, then wanted it black again!
    Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2019
    Verified Purchase
    I compare my need for this product to someone giving themselves a bad hair colour job, where after they've made the mistake and have horrible yellow hair, they are trying desperately to find a way to bring it back to its original colour!

    In my case, I have an old brass door knocker that can be dated loosely between 1945-1975 (LOL). I'm in the process of updating my front entrance door and thought, hey after 25 years maybe there's something nice under this black stuff. I send a picture to my brother and he said, it could be brass.

    Without thinking, I took my SOS pad and in seconds was able to remove the black to reveal brass thinking I found treasure (and sent him the photo of it partially sanded and then... about 30 seconds later I was like... "OMG, now I've done it! I really want it blackened! What am I going to do?!" So to the internet and 鶹 I went so fix my mess. I figured someone must have discovered a way to do it by now and someone did! Birchwood Casey.

    This product worked like a charm! I actual found it is more commonly used on guns (gasp), but that it can work on any brass metal object.

    Here's how I did it.

    - I first wiped down the knocker with acetone to remove any residue.
    - I then soaked cotton pads, wiped the surface with Brass Black let sit for about 2 minutes and continued to applied several applications, while letting in dry in between each one.
    - I let the whole thing dry for about 5 more minutes then washed under water. A tiny bit of black came off but nothing notable.
    - I held it up on my door to take a photo and show you how well it worked!

    Take a look at the photos! It's actually funny how I have a picture of each stage as I was so excited, full or regret, then excited again. If you have questions, be sure to ask a question vs. comment as 鶹 doesn't send me messages when comments are left.
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    Annette K.
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    I sanded over 30 years of black off my vintage brass door knocker, then wanted it black again!

    Reviewed in Canada on April 17, 2019
    I compare my need for this product to someone giving themselves a bad hair colour job, where after they've made the mistake and have horrible yellow hair, they are trying desperately to find a way to bring it back to its original colour!

    In my case, I have an old brass door knocker that can be dated loosely between 1945-1975 (LOL). I'm in the process of updating my front entrance door and thought, hey after 25 years maybe there's something nice under this black stuff. I send a picture to my brother and he said, it could be brass.

    Without thinking, I took my SOS pad and in seconds was able to remove the black to reveal brass thinking I found treasure (and sent him the photo of it partially sanded and then... about 30 seconds later I was like... "OMG, now I've done it! I really want it blackened! What am I going to do?!" So to the internet and 鶹 I went so fix my mess. I figured someone must have discovered a way to do it by now and someone did! Birchwood Casey.

    This product worked like a charm! I actual found it is more commonly used on guns (gasp), but that it can work on any brass metal object.

    Here's how I did it.

    - I first wiped down the knocker with acetone to remove any residue.
    - I then soaked cotton pads, wiped the surface with Brass Black let sit for about 2 minutes and continued to applied several applications, while letting in dry in between each one.
    - I let the whole thing dry for about 5 more minutes then washed under water. A tiny bit of black came off but nothing notable.
    - I held it up on my door to take a photo and show you how well it worked!

    Take a look at the photos! It's actually funny how I have a picture of each stage as I was so excited, full or regret, then excited again. If you have questions, be sure to ask a question vs. comment as 鶹 doesn't send me messages when comments are left.
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  • alvin
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works very well
    Reviewed in Canada on July 16, 2023
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    I use brass black for my plates that I engrave. I like how it will not affect the rest of the brass plate when i apply it . I purchased 2 more bottles. Very pleased
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    alvin
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Works very well

    Reviewed in Canada on July 16, 2023
    I use brass black for my plates that I engrave. I like how it will not affect the rest of the brass plate when i apply it . I purchased 2 more bottles. Very pleased
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  • AM
    4.0 out of 5 stars Stuff works how it should
    Reviewed in Canada on April 5, 2022
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    This works the way it should. Only reason I gave it a 4 not a 5 is because I think it should come with a brush or something for application. But that’s really nitpicking.
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  • JLM
    5.0 out of 5 stars Très facile à utiliser
    Reviewed in Canada on November 6, 2023
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    Produit efficace et très facile à utiliser pour noircir des pièces en bronze. Se protéger pour éviter les taches.
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  • Matt
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works great!
    Reviewed in Canada on July 6, 2020
    Verified Purchase
    I thought for sure it wasn’t going to work after the first coat, but believe me - it does work. Follow the instructions, and be prepared to do several applications. And be diligent with your prep work, because any oxidation spots that you leave on the brass will stand out (also dark, but they look different).
    One person found this helpful
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  • Irene
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works well☺
    Reviewed in Canada on October 20, 2020
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    Works good ,came fast ,high priced
    One person found this helpful
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  • Sylvain Arseneault
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good quality and fast shipping
    Reviewed in Canada on May 3, 2019
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    Good quality and fast shipping
    One person found this helpful
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  • 鶹 Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Extremely good
    Reviewed in India on November 11, 2024
    Verified Purchase
    Have used on clean brass. Gives good pitch black if the surface is cleaned nicely. After some months it was not giving good black. But patches. Especially in monsoon so moisture and dust if avoided, it works great
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  • Wendy
    5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect for the job
    Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025
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    Worked as expected. Great value
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  • DustOff
    5.0 out of 5 stars Item as described. Packaging adequate.
    Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
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    Item as described. Packaging adequate.
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  • Michael W. Thies
    4.0 out of 5 stars Works -- Follow Instructions AND Tailor to Specific Application -- It's An "Artist's Tool"
    Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023
    Verified Purchase
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    "Your results may vary." Keep that in mind. I just received this yesterday and have only used this for the single highly specific purpose intended.

    I used this to chemically blacken the head of soft "yellow" brass wood screws used in a 1946 Baldwin grand Piano. I believe these screws were all originally blackened in a similar manner with all but one being "polished away" either by mere ordinary use or "mistake" as "brass should be "shiny."

    See video for clues to the mystery and see if you agree. The only audio is the piano itself.

    Sorry that the video ends before the top is installed but I'm waiting on some new rubber "mushrooms" as the old ones are so hard and deformed that they actually deformed the wood (and finish) below--fortunately I could save and "camouflage" the finish damage but of course the wood damage is permanent.

    Some things I discovered that won't be apparent from the video:

    1) Timing is critical. About one minute as per label instructions seems right.

    2) Additional "coats" only help to a point. About three seems the max before you hit a point where it seems nothing really changes--some parts "more black" but others "less black." Again--this seems to be very much an "art."

    3) YOU CANNOT DIP!! It simply won't work! And DEFINITELY don't dip in the full bottle! You would contaminate the entire EXPENSIVE thing! If you MUST attempt to dip then pour a small amount into an appropriately shaped small container!

    4) Too much of the product just eats away at the coating you've put on.

    5) Too little of the product and nothing really happens.

    6) The rim around the screw head is VERY, VERY difficult to cover fully.

    7) Be CERTAIN to use steel wood in the preparation stage!

    8) The instructions are excellent and should be generally followed step=by-step and sort of to the letter. That said, while rinsing is absolutely mandatory, blotting dry with microfiber is fine for something that doesn't need "buffing" for any sort of appearance when you just want it to "disappear" to begin with...

    9) While I have every reason to suspect that this piano left the factory with screw heads "finished" in much this manner perhaps using the exact same sort of chemical formulation know that as produced it is highly fugitive in that you can even "polish" it away with your fingers. This "problem" can be "fixed" lets say by using a couple very light coats of gloss spray lacquer. Some but not all brass on this piano (think hinges) were originally lacquered--very nicely--nicely enough that I just refinished an excellent existing lacquer finish on brass during the restoration--it never saw any "brass polish." The screws used however had never I'm sure been lacquered. Baldwin was sort of the "Chevrolet" maker of US Pianos compared to a fancy name that likely would have gone the extra mile let's say to lacquer those screw heads...but even then it could be polished away...
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  • kim
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works well
    Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
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    Used this to blacken brass pieces on a model ship I am building, works great.
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