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Thread: Varnish/Stain Removal from Parkerized Receiver??

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December 28th, 2020, 10:35 AM #1
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Varnish/Stain Removal from Parkerized Receiver??

Any ideas on how to get this stain off??

I guess the previous owner thought it was a good idea to apply stain with a brush and not remove the stock...

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