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BrentD, Prof, John Roberts, Ken Nelson, mc, tut
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Original Post (Thread Starter)
#641481 01/29/2024 7:39 PM
by Ken Nelson
Ken Nelson
A buddy of mine wants to have his 21 Skeet wood refinished. Recommendations?
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#641844 Feb 5th a 11:53 PM
by SKB
SKB
Good stuff that Timberluxe wink
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#641559 Jan 30th a 11:51 PM
by keith
keith
Ken, here's a link to an old Thread in the Amateur Gunsmithing forum that had a lively debate concerning the pros and cons of Timberluxe.

https://www.doublegunshop.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=561377&page=1

And there is also a lot of information and opinions about many other gun stock finishes. You or your buddy might want to wade through that to help make a good decision. Even the real high dollar gun stock professionals will tell you that there is no one perfect finish that is best for all guns all the time. A hunter in coastal Alaska will have different needs than a skeet shooter in New Mexico. For a true collector, the very best finish is the original finish, so the best course of action might be nothing more than a careful cleaning.
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#641541 Jan 30th a 03:44 PM
by Bob Cash
Bob Cash
Brian Board did a clean Timberluxe finish on this early 21.
Linseed oil base.

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#641887 Feb 6th a 03:40 PM
by Ken Nelson
Ken Nelson
Originally Posted by keith
Ken, here's a link to an old Thread in the Amateur Gunsmithing forum that had a lively debate concerning the pros and cons of Timberluxe.

https://www.doublegunshop.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=561377&page=1

And there is also a lot of information and opinions about many other gun stock finishes. You or your buddy might want to wade through that to help make a good decision. Even the real high dollar gun stock professionals will tell you that there is no one perfect finish that is best for all guns all the time. A hunter in coastal Alaska will have different needs than a skeet shooter in New Mexico. For a true collector, the very best finish is the original finish, so the best course of action might be nothing more than a careful cleaning.


John,

If it were my gun, I’d do just as you’ve indicated.
I’d tidy up the original finish and address a small transverse crack at the trigger guard screw and shoot the heck out of it. The gun isn’t collector quality, just a well used example.

Thanks,
Ken
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#641948 Feb 7th a 03:57 AM
by Bob Cash
Bob Cash
Originally Posted by tut
I know a few stockmakers who really like Timberluxe. Some use it to on new restocks and some use it just as a top dressing on existing stocks. Seems to work quite well. PS. A little bit goes a long way.
A most recent Timberluxe finish

[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

And it smells like gun
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