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kswan

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Anyone have a source for this in Canada? No one seems to be able to ship it across the border anymore.

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Anyone have a source for this in Canada? No one seems to be able to ship it across the border anymore.

Thanks
Did you try Track Of The Wolf, seems I have read that they ship to Canada or have you tried The Log Cabin?
 
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LMS is an alcohol base stain.

Buy another brand that does what LMS will do.

Why do people get hung up on these niche M/L products? They're expensive and you get very little product for your money.

Try Feibing's Leather Dye or Trans-Tint. Both are alcohol based. Both will do what LMS will do.

Greater color selection too.
 
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yeah, no problem there. sorry kswan cant help you. why cant they ship stain?? maybe they just dont want to.
I'm not sure, alcohol content? But every vendor from the US has a doesnt ship out side of the US warning.
 

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I used Fiebing's dark brown oil leather dye on dozens of longrifles over the years and never had any of it fade. Lincoln's dark brown Shoe Dressing is a little blacker in color, I just used it on a Kit Carson Hawken copy Hickory ramrod last night. I helped a friend build a Carson copy, and we used aqua fortis on the stock, then Laurel Mountain Nut Brown stain. Larry thought the aqua fortis was not worth the trouble, and I agree. The Nut Brown stain had a reddish color to it that Larry liked. He is putting the stock finish on it now. I'll post a photo when its done.
 
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