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Re: Smoothing out crinkled finish
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Aug 11th a 11:56 PM
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by Travis S |
Travis S |
Ok I just stripped the finish and am going back with a spray on satin finish Pro-Oil finish. I have already sprayed the forearm and it turned out looking about like it did before stripping. This is a field grade gun
I also glass bedded (for the first time ) the stock inletting and am going to do it again on a project that I first have to fix a broken stock and then glass bed. I want to record my process on the next one in pics and narrative.
This time it turned out good but I learned a lot and will put it to good use on the next one.
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