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I’m committed. I just ordered the Sutherland product.

Dave, you caught my error. After I hit the post button I realized that gloss was not an example. My bad. Ok. I want this to come out really well without guessing what went wrong if it does with my own brew. So, no more wavering. I’m going to order the Sutherland Welles medium, allowing shine...

I really like Howard’s products

Thank you for this opinion from your experience

Thank you all. We should get together for a brain teaser and a cup of coffee

Thank you

If confirmed, I think I will make my own brew. I have the Tung Oil, & mineral spirits, I’d just need a fresh can of spar varnish for a 1/3 mix. I’ve done this before for other furniture and gun stocks with great results. What do ya think?

I’ve read here that original long guns were sealed with varnish. For my argument, that’s good news. I really don’t want to disappoint my friend who gifted me this rifle, but if I can argue that historical fact if true it’s a win win. Can anyone confirm this?

After reading Dave’s post, I am more inclined to use a varnished infused Tung Oil vs straight Tung oil to finish my bare stock. I read conflicting views on pure Tung Oil. Some say easy, drys quickly, leaves a hard finish. Others says it takes forever and is not weather proof. A quart of Walrus...

I’ve been coming to this forum almost daily for the last month. Thought it was time to stand up, support and join. I have a lot to learn. Shot my first BP pistol last week. Am now neck deep into a 54cal musket refinishing project with a Turkish/ English Walnut stock. Decisions Decisions...