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Birchwood Casey Gun Stock Finish
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Tru-Oil Gun Stock Finish - 3OZManufacture ID: 23123There is no better oil finish! TRU-OIL Gun Stock Finish is the professional's choice for gunstock (or furniture) finishing for more than 30 years. Its unique blend of linseed and natural oils dries fast and will not cloud yellow or crack with age and resists water damage. TRU-OIL Gun Stock Finish penetrates deeply and forms a tough clear hard finish that protects and enhances the beauty of fine woods. For a hand rubbed satin luster simply buff with steel wool and rubbing compound or use Stock Sheen & Conditioner. Excellent as a sealer for under butt plates recoil pads and in inletted actions to prevent stock damage. Use the liquid for fast filling of the pores and the aerosol for the final finish.Warranty: All Birchwood Casey products are unconditionally guaranteed to be free from any defects caused by faulty workmanship and/or materials. Replacement will be made by Birchwood Casey upon notification.
Reader Reviews
I just refinished my 12 year old Ruger 10/22 with Tru-Oil and the finish is excellent, better in fact than the factory finish. 5 years ago I noticed the finish wearing down in spots and some ding marks here and there. I thought that refinishing the stock the way it was would be too hard so I spray painted it a flat black, bad move. Everytime I would take down the gun and clean it some of the solvents I used would always somehow get on the stock which made the paint tacky again for a long time. So I finally said, it's either buy a new stock or refinish it the right way. So I sanded off the paint with a palm sander starting with medium grit paper, then once I got to the wood I switched to a fine paper. I then got the stock wet in the shower and once it dried I hand sanded it again with a fine paper going with the grain. I then used Birchwood Casey's walnut stain on it, full strength and then let that dry overnight. I then started with the Tru-Oil, applying it with a cotton ball all over then rubbing it down with a paper towel to make sure it was even. The first coat of the Tru-Oil was really light. I let that dry for 3 hours then I put another thicker coat of Tru-Oil on and let that dry another 3 hours. Then I took some steel wool and rubbed down the stock lightly until it was smooth but dull. The last application of Tru-Oil was a little thinner than the 2nd and I let that dry for another 3 hours then I went over it with a scotch brite pad lightly. I'm really pleased with the Tru-Oil, it surely surpassed by expectations and it was really easy to use. The smell before it dries is a little sick, but goes away.
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Birchwood Casey Gun Stock Finish
by Birchwood Casey
Available from Amazon
Price: $7.95
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