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GUNSMITHS' WALNUT OIL
Walnut oil preparation for gun buttstock and fore end.
PHILLIPS WOOD & STOCK FINISHING WALNUT OIL
Condition: New
60ml glass bottle.
A polishing oil which is absorbed by the wood, seals & dries.
Shake well before use.
Always read the instructions and safety notes.
If it doubt find a gunsmith.
Especially prepared by Phillips Game Technology for David Nickerson.
Method of application:
Walnut oil preparation goes a long way and a very little is used at a time.
The preparation is applied to the stock and fore-end and rubbed in, preferably with the palm of the hand, so as to produce some friction.
The stock is then left to dry in a warm place (25 degrees) for one day.
Repeated daily application will produce a very fine finish which only needs an occasional application after shooting particularly after a wet day.
Should a skin build up on the stock, it is easily removed without harm to the wood by gentle rubbing with fine steel wool.
The re-polishing of an old stock is achieved after sanding down and smoothing the wood, followed by sealing the grain with a walnut grain sealer.
After 24 hours the above mentioned polishing procedure is adapted using five or six applications to bring up the new finish.
For gun stocks and other walnut items.
The finest way to create and maintain the beauty of the finish of a walnut stock is to use the oil which is natural to the wood itself - Walnut Oil.
Also available ~ Gun Blue Touch-Up Pen.
PARKER HALE WOOD AND STOCK FINISHING WALNUT OIL
SOLD OUT Condition: New
Glass bottle - 50ml walnut oil.
A light natural oil to enhance the grain on top quality wood.
Polishing oil which is absorbed by the wood, seals and dries.
Highly refined walnut oil quickly dries to a hard clear finish.
Rub lightly onto a clean stock and forend.
Leave to dry in a warn dry location.
Shake well before use.
Method of application:
Walnut oil preparation goes a long way and a very little is used at a time.
The preparation is applied to the stock and fore-end and rubbed in, preferably with the palm of the hand, so as to produce some friction.
The stock is then left to dry in a warm place (25 degrees) for one day.
Repeated daily application will produce a very fine finish which only needs an occasional application after shooting particularly after a wet day.
Should a skin build up on the stock, it is easily removed without harm to the wood by gentle rubbing with fine steel wool.
The re-polishing of an old stock is achieved after sanding down and smoothing the wood, followed by sealing the grain with a walnut grain sealer.
After 24 hours the above mentioned polishing procedure is adapted using five or six applications to bring up the new finish.
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Also available ~ Gun Blue Touch-Up Pen.
