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looking for tips on Teak repair/finish
I have a teak rifle stock that is soaked in oil and grease Does anyone know
a good way to bring back the beauty to the wood without damaging it. tks dp |
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looking for tips on Teak repair/finish
What makes you think it is teak , unless it is Japanese, Chinese. Teak
boat decks are cleaned with a mild acid and oiled, teak trim is sanded and varnished. I would degrease it with alcohol and thinner then sand and oil or varnish. If it is an antique leave it alone till a pro looks at it. Walnut or Birch are common US gunstocks, never Teak. |
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looking for tips on Teak repair/finish
who said it was american, the antique gun is russian
"m Ransley" wrote in message ... What makes you think it is teak , unless it is Japanese, Chinese. Teak boat decks are cleaned with a mild acid and oiled, teak trim is sanded and varnished. I would degrease it with alcohol and thinner then sand and oil or varnish. If it is an antique leave it alone till a pro looks at it. Walnut or Birch are common US gunstocks, never Teak. |
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