Brownells Certistrip (a few times, no longer avail) Lacquer thinner Acetone
for finish I use Velvit oil (also no longer avail) so I guess I'm no help
Originally Posted by kenjs1
Originally Posted by 1beaver_shooter
Citristrip works ok just takes awhile, acetone works better, but for peel it off in a hurry, on a glossy Remington 700 a can of brake clean or carb cleaner accidentally sprayed on works best
Similar for me: Step 1 Citristrip Step 2 Acetone Step 3 sand paper.
For dings, instead of dishwasher, I use a damp cloth and hot iron.
on scratches and dents, i use a clothing iron. i use 320 and 400 grit sandpaper, then i will wood filler and then sand it again. after i done with that, i'll use a cheesecloth on the stock to take off dust and stuff.
wood filler
use Minwax Antique Oil, i use 4 -7 coats.
then use 2 or 3 coats of Minwax Polyurethane oil with mineral spirits (3:1) or Minwax Wipe-on Poly. i use a shop rag (cloth type) to put it on. i use the poly oil/mineral spirits because it is cheaper to buy than Wipe-on, which is poly oil and mineral spirits.
Last edited by tdoyka; 02/12/24.
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