How To Refinish Your Own Gun Stock - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2018
- Have you ever wanted to refinish or just improve the finish on your gun stock and lacked either the confidence or know how to do it yourself? I will take you through all the stages of stripping and refinishing your gun stock. Click 'SHOW MORE' for index and Facebook link.
0:22 Introduction
2:33 Part 1 - Stripping
14:44 Part 2 - Preparation
28:58 Part 3 - Applying the Stain
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Best stuff going! My guns have never looked so good! Thanks for the video!
Great Paul. Just great.
Amazing video🤩
Worked and works great on my mosin and 22lr anschutz ! Great products I ordered oil and finishing oil and 2 differents wax ! Love it !
My son has an ATA with a factory oiled finish, how can he get the gloss finish. Will he need to strip, oil, wax?
Wipe it down 5 or 6 times with plane rubbing alcohol...then wet sand it with 600 grit wet/dry sand paper then put the gloss coating on it
Todo bien gracias pero yo nesesito saber cómo perforar una culatas
I a looking at refinishing my old sidexside which I had given. it is in a rough condition. I have a couple of questions;
1. would I be better off getting rid of dents and dings before I put the varnish remover on?
2. is a scratch pad just a scourer? where are they from?
3. what grit sandpaper do you use?
thank you in advance
i wouldnt bother asking for advice because the guy in the video dosent know how to finish a stock properley
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@@brewdog6614 your reply tells me you havent a clue either lol x
Chemically remove the old finish. Steam out the dents. Sand lightly...~300 grit or so, if you want to clean it up some more. Use a small would block when sanding around the edges. If you want the old worn look, just use a 3m scotch-brite pad white or grey for a final buffing. DO NOT fill dents or holes with putty. Live with the character time has bestowed on the wood. Finish with oil, do not use poly oils...ugly. In an Indian food store. Get a food coloring root called ratan jot. Get the powder and put some, couple of tablespoons, to about 8-10oz of boiled linseed oil and wait. After a few months of shaking regularly creates a nice blood red oil. Do not shake prior to applying. You can also add this colored BLO to your favorite oil finish to add some red color.
I have a miroku mk 70 grade 5 well figured oiled stock ,id like to get a bit more shine on it what do i use ,do i need to strip it back?
Just polish it. If you want to add finish to get more shine, you will need to scuff up the old finish then apply a gloss finish. Most likely a poly finish since that is what the modern commercial stocks are finished with.
Are you a Barnsley lad ?
Nowt wrong wi a Yorkshire accent.
I literally can't understand half of what he's saying XD It's as if he had a dumpling stuck in his mouth for half the time, but the workmanship is really good :D
Audio is horrible and you re speaking way too fast