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    Cool Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    Seeking start to finish how-to's on stock refinishing. Never done it before but have project waiting for knowledge to be applied.

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    Default Re: Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    I'll be watching this thread too, I have tried this in the past and the results weren't very good, lots of little air bubbles.

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    Default Re: Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    Quote Originally Posted by P89 View Post
    I'll be watching this thread too, I have tried this in the past and the results weren't very good, lots of little air bubbles.
    Me too...my dad has a JC Higgins .22 that needs the stock refinished. I haven't a clue how to approach this project. What are you working on, arrjay?

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    Default Re: Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    Actually not that hard to do and the results are extremely satisfying. First I would suggest posting a pic of the stock you want to work on so we can see what is needed. Any cracks? gouges? etc? What kind of finish?

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    Default Re: Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    It may be made for paintball gun re-finishing, but this is a good place with tips - http://www.mcarterbrown.com/forums/s...finishing.html

    Then again, the guns talked about there are worth more than any of my firearms....

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    Default Re: Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    Someone please explain the process from a rough cut.
    I have no wood skills.

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    Default Re: Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    Great pun there...stock refinishing: start to FINISH!


    Hopefully you won't have to learn it the way I learned bricklaying.....by trowel-and-error.
    There are three kinds of people in this world....them what's good at math and them what ain't.

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    Default Re: Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    I'm sure someone on the forum could explain it. At this point it's just a big hunk of wood to me. I learn everything the hard way too.

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    Default Re: Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    There is this......

    http://www.pafoa.org/forum/rifles-42...fle-stock.html


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    Default Re: Seeking start to FINISH on stock refinshing

    Here is how I did my old Remington .22 semi-auto:

    Sand smooth as glass with progressivly finer grains of sandpaper and finish it off with 0000 steel wool.

    For a finish, I used the Minwax stain with polyurethane, and foam brushes. Between coats, use a new brush (they're cheap as hell) and wet sand with 0000 steel wool that has been degreased and cleaned.

    Apply finish and sand until you get the color and shine you want.

    The poly and stain, looks beautiful, and locks in the moisture. Take it in the swamp, or up in the mountains, and nothing changes... No swelling or shrinking...

    ChazIWASINTHEPOOL!man321
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