This is a fantastic video for anyone who's interested in woodwork to see! I've just got my gun licesnce and I'm using this video as a guide for customizing my first ever rifle, the result is spectacular.
Just like every other refinishing video, a non checkered gunstock is used. I wish just once someone would deal with checkering, instead of just saying a couple of quick words about it, usually "avoid it". But it won't match the new stain and looks like a two tobed hack job if you do.
Awesome videos! Really like the step by step. I'm getting an old SMK B40 in the next few days and the stock needs work. I think I'm gonna try your products...
Hi there. Thanks for the positive feedback it’s much appreciated. I only edited the videos for my friend Paul who is the star of the video. He always answers questions if you message him on his Facebook page or website. facebook.com/SlipperyDicksGunWax/ www.slipperydicksgunwax.co.uk/
The oil has made the wood very dark. I believe it would've looked better if purified oil was used. Anyways.. I'm not a pro so I don't really know how this stuff works..
Hi nice videos. I piled my new gun stock a few days ago and it went sticky I didn't know what to do so have sanded it back. If I just rub more oil and wire wool on it does the tackynes really disappear that easily. Thanks
Piers Marchington Hi Piers. The guy you need to message is Paul at Stocks Refinished on Facebook. There are links in my reply to the other persons question on here. Cheers.
This is a fantastic video for anyone who's interested in woodwork to see! I've just got my gun licesnce and I'm using this video as a guide for customizing my first ever rifle, the result is spectacular.
That great and so helpful 👍
Best finishing oil I've used top quality thanks Paul mate 👌👍
Excellent video on this mysterious subject. It’s now clear and no longer mysterious,thank you that man.
This is brilliant Paul. I've been looking to find someone to show how to oil gun stock's and your Video is very well explained,,,,Thank you
Tek na notice of what tuthers say, that’s a cracking job.
Just like every other refinishing video, a non checkered gunstock is used. I wish just once someone would deal with checkering, instead of just saying a couple of quick words about it, usually "avoid it". But it won't match the new stain and looks like a two tobed hack job if you do.
Very nice video!
What's the the procedure on a checkered gunstock?
Thanks,
Jorge
Awesome videos! Really like the step by step. I'm getting an old SMK B40 in the next few days and the stock needs work. I think I'm gonna try your products...
Hi there. Thanks for the positive feedback it’s much appreciated. I only edited the videos for my friend Paul who is the star of the video. He always answers questions if you message him on his Facebook page or website.
facebook.com/SlipperyDicksGunWax/
www.slipperydicksgunwax.co.uk/
I'm thinking of doing my stock but I've put your wax on it . What's the easiest way to stripe the wax off please mate?
The oil has made the wood very dark. I believe it would've looked better if purified oil was used. Anyways.. I'm not a pro so I don't really know how this stuff works..
Hi nice videos. I piled my new gun stock a few days ago and it went sticky I didn't know what to do so have sanded it back. If I just rub more oil and wire wool on it does the tackynes really disappear that easily. Thanks
Piers Marchington Hi Piers. The guy you need to message is Paul at Stocks Refinished on Facebook. There are links in my reply to the other persons question on here. Cheers.
Are you a yorkshireman by chance