S&W model 66 357

[Fordmadman]

I got a Smith & Wesson model 66 and it shows some wear from shooting it. It is a stainless steel pistol and I was wondering if there is any way to buff out the wear marks i've looked on the net and they say use 350 grit emery cloth some flitz and a gray scotchbrite pad.

[bilmac]

If you're talking about the shiny spots on the cylinder made by the lock, why bother, they will be right back.

[Hammerdown]

I got a Smith & Wesson model 66 and it shows some wear from shooting it. It is a stainless steel pistol and I was wondering if there is any way to buff out the wear marks i've looked on the net and they say use 350 grit emery cloth some flitz and a gray scotchbrite pad.

Hello
Yup, There sure is. Get your self some of that 3-M Green scotch brite scouring pad and run it in lateral strokes down the cylinder. it will make it look just like it did when it left the factory..Hammerdown

[Fordmadman]

Can I use it on the entire gun to get it lookin like new ?

[Woodsman1]

Fordman, Yes you can use it on the whole gun. Alot of peaple use mothers mag wheel polish, with a soft cloth to buff up the finish on there stainless steel guns. If you want to put the time into it, you can actually make the finish look like a chrome gun. It just depends on how much you polish it, and the shine you want on your finish.

[Hammerdown]

Can I use it on the entire gun to get it lookin like new ?

Hello
Yes, it will return it to it's factory Natural look...Hammerdown