TIP & TRICKS: OILING A GUNSTOCK

TIP & TRICKS: OILING A MERKEL GUNSTOCK #asmr
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[@MrEMrC]

I have tried putting a bit of beeswax in with the Tru Oil adds something to it, only a bit, but it seems to create a lustre in addition to the Tru oil finish.

[@devongunsmith4698]

Yes, or a London wax which has beeswax, linseed and carnauba wax in it 👍

[@MrEMrC]

@@devongunsmith4698 I also warmed up some boiled linseed oil with alkanes root in it; that worked nicely too. We did in in our slow cooker.

[@devongunsmith4698]

⁠Alkanet root will infuse in cold boiled linseed just as easily. 👍

[@felixd7818]

How are you filling the grain? Did you go over the action with the oil?

[@devongunsmith4698]

This was more a maintenance of an existing polished stock rather than from scratch job.. I have a few videos coming that will cover your question. And no, I didn’t oil action. Ideally gun oil for action.

[@alfiehassall470]

Can you do this on a lacquer finish?

[@devongunsmith4698]

It depends what the lacquer is based upon. If it’s shellac lacquer, then yes. There is little point oiling a polyurethane finish.

[@dc6869]

Would you use the same method for a "London" finish?

[@devongunsmith4698]

London finish uses other materials. This wasn’t a from scratch polishing job.