Anti rust coating for polished barrels?

[TwoWheelNinja]

I have to re-polish my barrels like once a month because they start to build rust and finger prints from me touching my guns more often than shooting 

Is there any thing that I can pick up at a hardware store that will do the trick at prolonging the life of my shiny barrels?

[Crosshairs]

Maybe some clear coat paint if your looking to keep her from turning on you.

[Bill L.]

You might try Boeshield T-9. I use it on all of my machine tools and guns.It works for me.I buy it at Homedepot.I wet a rag with it and wipe it on and let it dry for a day or two,works great.
http://boeshield.com/

[WyoMan]

many things can be done...depends on what you want
here's one with cellulose lacquer...prepped with 220 grit, 9 spray applications, cured for 4 weeks, looks the same after almost one year:


Top gun in pic:

[crossliner]

I never tire looking at your guns Mr. Wyo 

[Tater]

I never tire looking at your guns Mr. Wyo 

x2

[Bazmati2020]

They look fantastic! 

What length barrels are the please, the look an ideal length

[breakfastchef]

Wipe down the gun after every use to get the oils from your hands off the metal.  I use Ballistol to wipe down my guns; wood, plastic and metal.

[BigErn]

I don't do anything but wipe them down after each use. The more polished the metal, the longer it lasts. That's what I have experienced with polishing metal.

[Colt25]

I have a feeling Mike's gonna chime in on this one 
Try spray laquer or paste wax.
Paste wax keeps bluing rust free on my match rifle that always wants to rust.

[TwoWheelNinja]

I'll give spray lacquer a try

[Crosshairs]

I never tire looking at your guns Mr. Wyo 

x1

[Crosshairs]

Flitz is the best metal Polish IMO and lasts pretty long. I just keep polishing as needed. Yeah it's a pain in the butt, but bling guys love shiny to stay shiny.

[WyoMan]

Thanks guys...about the guns, looks like some good ideas here for 2-W Ninja 

[BDS]

I'll give spray lacquer a try

Nope...  Spray "lacquer" is too generic.

You need a clear-coat that does not turn milky or yellow-ish on contact with alloys like aluminum and zinc and some steels (a chemical reaction). The 13XX and 22XX guns use a zinc alloy frame and mild steel tubing.