the finish on the bottom of the fore end on my savage f class rifle is peeling up and I want to strip the finish off and give it a new coat. I am thinking as its a bit of a sage queen maybe something different (for me) and going high gloss - just to fit in with the target crowd
Do I strip off the old finish and spend hours giving it an oil and wax finish? or hit it with a 2k automotive/catalised clear?
I am thinking that an oil finish won't give as high of a gloss but would be much easier to maintain and get rid of any scratches/scuffs but a clear coat would be harder wearing but show p scratches more
Yeah, strip her back mate, I just used Tru-oil on my Boyds stocks, they aren't worth going to the trouble of giving them an oil finish. But if you wanted to be real flash, I spose you could give it a paint job, ask your young'uns what their favourite colours are and go from there.
Ive seen a similar one made by feast Watson, also saw they have a marine one called spar which sounded like it would also be suitable. I think a auto 2k will probably give me the best finish and what i want but just not sure I could be bothered with the extra effort See how I feel once I strip it all back
yep , I'd send it to Missed. Him very good man , does heaps good job & barters with < Oh can't think What does John Laws drink , thinking along poultry lines , maybe a tame turkey
barryb wrote:yep , I'd send it to Missed. Him very good man , does heaps good job & barters with < Oh can't think What does John Laws drink , thinking along poultry lines , maybe a tame turkey
barryb wrote:yep , I'd send it to Missed. Him very good man , does heaps good job & barters with < Oh can't think What does John Laws drink , thinking along poultry lines , maybe a tame turkey