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Really?
By:Brian Nystrom
Date: 4/26/2001, 11:11 am
In Response To: Re: Oven Cleaner (Spidey)

: The easiest way to remove an old oil finish is the same way we do for
: gunstocks . . . "Easy-Off" oven cleaner. Apply to the wood, let
: sit for 30 min or so, and then use a brush and water (and rubber gloves)
: to scrub it off. Towel dry it, let dry and repeat as necessary. If is not
: 100 years of linseed oil applied dozens of times, it will probably only
: take one pass.

: This treatment will leave the wood virgin and ready for sanding and a new
: finish. I think I posted some rifle stock pics over a year ago - Easiest
: technique I've used . . .

It sounds scary, but I'll take your word for it. I'll have to try it some time.

Messages In This Thread

Blending old and new oil finishes?
Brian Nystrom -- 4/25/2001, 8:31 am
Re: Oven Cleaner
Spidey -- 4/25/2001, 10:44 pm
Really?
Brian Nystrom -- 4/26/2001, 11:11 am
Re: Yup . . .
Spidey -- 4/27/2001, 1:35 am
Re: Yup . . .
Brian Nystrom -- 4/27/2001, 6:46 am
Re: Blending old and new oil finishes?
Rob Macks -- 4/25/2001, 2:04 pm
The latest results
Brian Nystrom -- 4/26/2001, 11:31 am
Re: The latest results
Jim -- 4/26/2001, 11:51 am
Re: Blending old and new oil finishes?
Brian Nystrom -- 4/25/2001, 2:54 pm
Re: Blending old and new oil finishes?
Jim -- 4/25/2001, 4:21 pm
Re: Blending old and new oil finishes?
Brian Nystrom -- 4/26/2001, 11:09 am
Re: Blending old and new oil finishes?
Greg Stamer -- 4/25/2001, 10:47 am
Re: Blending old and new oil finishes?
Brian Nystrom -- 4/25/2001, 12:28 pm
Re: I scraped mine before and it worked ok. *NM*
Tony -- 4/25/2001, 1:51 pm