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Tung Oil
- Thread starter Jim Fitzgibbon
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Hi John,
Yes. Sunderland Welles makes a very good polymerized tung oil. You can purchase directly from them and they publish a list of dealers. I am not sure what Lee Valley carries now but I think they used to have Moser's polymerized tung oil finish, which is a good product.
dave
Yes. Sunderland Welles makes a very good polymerized tung oil. You can purchase directly from them and they publish a list of dealers. I am not sure what Lee Valley carries now but I think they used to have Moser's polymerized tung oil finish, which is a good product.
dave
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Check out there web site. http://www.sutherlandwelles.com/
Look to the part there about different use.They have
a deal on gun stocks.This is my first try with
real Tung oil & I do know it takes longer but
I have other guns I can shoot till this one
is ready.
Fly :wink:
Look to the part there about different use.They have
a deal on gun stocks.This is my first try with
real Tung oil & I do know it takes longer but
I have other guns I can shoot till this one
is ready.
Fly :wink:
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rmartin77_99
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I have refinished many gun stocks over the years and I have always used Minwax Antique Oil Finish. It provides a tough durable finish and if applied correctly can give the wood a satin finish like nothing else I have seen. If you ding or scratch the stock you can apply a small amount of the oil on the damaged area and it blends in perfectly with the rest of the finish.
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