Believe or not got mine from Sears so long ago. I checked net and you can easily get it from amazon and others. Get smallest amount you can as it goes on forever and store away from kids dogs and your coffee cup. Even if you don't use up what you mix up you can just add water after it dries up in an open container.
Great and thanks for the info. I'm working on Kibler SMR in cherry, but I also have a Traditions kit I plan to work on during the winter and that sounds like it will work well for a beach stock.
I was toying with the idea of using aqua fortis first and PP second on the curley maple stocked "Das Frankenflinter" project I posted earlier but chickened out. Wish i had a test piece of curly maple to test it out on.
Interesting. I use it in taxidermy to hide rubs on deer capes. It stains the grey under fur brown and really helps hide the rubs. It DOES stain your fingers. I didn’t know it was harmful. I’ll put gloves on from now on. Thanks!
PP is strange stuff of many uses including explosives
I would be interested in how that would turn out. I have a Woods Runner coming in April and I'll ask for a few scape pieces of wood to test different stains on. I've been testing Lye water on cherry and it shows good promise.
Sorry for the delayed response. Have been busy with house things. Here is a thread covering the subject :
This is the way to go for us old farts with arthritis and other issues like declining skill levels. The amount of hand and arm work on customs is off scale for many as is the potential for costly mistakes. At 7 out of ten after last project myself
Don’t think I’m up for hunting in 18 degree weather anymore, sure used to. But it’s great you still can!
