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Posted By: Bill Graham Filling grain - 05/12/18 03:13 AM
Not the best at wood, but working to get better. To that end, I’m sanding gently with a 50/50 mix of Truoil and mineral spirits, which was advised by a friend who’s very skilled in this area. Unfortunately, I forgot to impregnate the inletting with super glue, after the acetone soak, and some of the slurry has wet the inletting.

Will the mineral spirits evaporate so treating the inletting will still work?
Posted By: 67galaxie Re: Filling grain - 05/12/18 04:44 AM
It should. Following this as well. Rubbing alcohol will remove it if you need to.
Posted By: B. Dudley Re: Filling grain - 05/12/18 12:58 PM
It is not uncommon to have to scrape excess finish out of inletting when done.
Posted By: BrentD, Prof Re: Filling grain - 05/16/18 03:26 PM
I like to do most of the finish work with the metal on the gun if possible. I've not sealed inletting with super glue, but I do often bed the actions to the wood, and I prefer to do this before I finish the wood, again, if possible.
Posted By: gunny Re: Filling grain - 05/16/18 08:43 PM
cover the checkering with painter tape then apply finish.
Posted By: BrentD, Prof Re: Filling grain - 05/16/18 09:17 PM
Originally Posted By: gunny
cover the checkering with painter tape then apply finish.


Or blow it out with compressed air if you get finish into the checkering.
Posted By: Stanton Hillis Re: Filling grain - 05/16/18 09:30 PM
Originally Posted By: gunny
cover the checkering with painter tape then apply finish.


+1

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