-
termed 'gun
bluing',
while heavier coatings are
termed 'black oxide'. Both
refer to the same
chemical process for
providing true gun
bluing.
Various processes...
- Look up
bluing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bluing (steel) is a p****ivation
process in
which steel is
partially protected against rust
Bluing may also...
- the
bluing back into the
fabric to
restore whiteness. On the same principle,
bluing is
sometimes used by white-haired
people in a
blue rinse.
Bluing has...
- Stewart's
Bluing is a
brand of
liquid bluing agent used for
whitening fabrics. It is
primarily a
colloid of the
blue pigment "Prussian
blue" and water...
-
Orville R. Butler, http://www.ultimatehistoryproject.com/
blue-mondays.html What is
bluing?, http://www.victorianp****age.com/2009/11/what_is_
bluing.php...
- Look up
steel blue in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Blue Steel or
blue steel may
refer to:
Blue steel, a
tempering color of
steel Bluing (steel), a process...
- montana), was in the non-
bluing clade, but in 2010 the type
species was
changed to P. semilanceata, a
member of the
bluing clade. A 2006
molecular phylogenetic...
-
course of two 1951
recording sessions at New York's Apex Studio. "
Bluing" and "Out of the
Blue", two
Davis compositions, were
recorded on
October 5, 1951, at...
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Blued may
refer to:
Bluing (steel), a type of
finish blued (macOS)
Blued (app)
Search for "
blued" on Wikipedia. All
pages with
titles beginning with Blued...
- Engineer's
blue (also
known as s****ing
blue,
Prussian blue, or
simply bluing) is a
highly pigmented paste used to ****ist in the
mating of two or more...
