Strip it, then tru oil, don't sand anything. Use a toothbrush to clean checkering while striping and to work in truoil.
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Strip it, then tru oil, don't sand anything. Use a toothbrush to clean checkering while striping and to work in truoil.
Last edited by sportbikeco; 06-30-2014 at 10:51.
You should replace it with a tapco poly stock.
Just kidding please don't do that.
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Originally Posted by Brian
You should replace it with a tapco poly stock.
Just kidding please don't do that.
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I bought Arrow wood finish from an older gentleman at the gun show. I've used it to touch up an old Sheridan and a marlin 30-30. both times I was pleased with the results. A bit time consuming, and you need a fair amount of sandpaper but it works as advertised. http://mpi.websitewizard.com/ArrowWo...leanBrite.html
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