Stubborn Rem-1100 stock nut. Pics added on page 3

[300_savage]

I paid around $35 for 3 of them shipped taxes in, if I remember right, I can't find any record of where I purchased from, or a part #.

 

[300_savage]

I think this is the one, from midway's site:
Remington Action Spring Tube Nut Remington 1100, 11-87 11/16"-32 Thread
Product #: 713328
Manufacturer #: F201820

 

[45CAT]

I think this is the one, from midway's site:
Remington Action Spring Tube Nut Remington 1100, 11-87 11/16"-32 Thread
Product #: 713328
Manufacturer #: F201820

Thank you for the info

 

[Leg]

I’m going to make up a solution of phosphoric acid, I already dunked the smaller parts in coke to see how it would work and it took about 75-80% of the rust off.
I can make up 20 gallons of a solution similar to or just slightly more acidic than cola for under $10 and is safe for me and the environment.

Parkerizing crossed my mind and I am already setup for it but I’m going to give a KG Gunkote finish in a semi gloss black.

KG Gunkote would be a good option. If I’m not mistaken they recommend applying over parkerizing.

 

[jonh172]

Parkerizing is one method if you don’t have the appropriate blasting media.

120 grit Aluminum oxide is the recommended media.

In the past I used to use glass media to give metal a “frosted” finish but glass doesn’t etch the metal like aluminum oxide does so the paint can adhere properly. I would parkerize after glass media before painting.