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    Hi everyone. Try use water with citric acid. It cleans all the oils and grease off of parts to be blackened. Immerse parts in the solution for about 10 - 15 min, simmer from time to time, rinse with clean water, let it dry and you are good to go with blackening. Use disposable gloves or try not to touch the parts with bare hands. I get perfect results every time.
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    Hi everyone, That is correct. I contacted them recently asking for english instructions because my kit had Russian only. They sent pdf's in english no problem. They also suggested to buy kits directly from their site. I checked and it comes much cheaper than buying elsewhere and you get the highest spec kit with english instructions. Also Avos will be available internationally in two months time and they are working on two new kits already. Peter

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