I am doing an exspensive walnut gun stock. It is walnut stain. Will it remove the walnut stain? Is this the product I should use?
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In my project, I sanded down to bare wood in order to bleach the wood and remove some water-stain with this product.
1495864
I just wiped my gun down. My stock is synthetic, so I didn't have to work with the wood. It's pretty straight forward, take your time and it looks great
1408999
I don't know, I've only painted it. I like the product a lot. You might try it out on some scrap wood and see how it does. You can always use it on something else if it does look good stained.
2028864
I have used this wax on over 100 collector grade firearms and it works great on both the wood and on the metal. It definitely puts the shine on the surface as well as protects against moisture and dust. I would think it would work great to preserve the finish on wooden furniture.
2094312
This product may work....not sure. I used color remover RIT due to a burgundy fabric bleed and it worked great. It is a stain removal issue...not actually a color problem. Also I did use a stovetop hot water method which made a difference for my problem. It may be a question for a reputable dry cleaner to see what they can do. Or google....possibly white vinegar or some other natural method may work because of silk being natural fiber. Depends on the quality of fabric and how long the stain has been there.
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Are you asking if it can be added to tumbling media like corn or crushed walnut shells to clean brass? That's a good question! I am not sure but the consistency may be to thick for the media to completely remove it all. I would say to try it with a few pieces before you do it in a mass quantity just to make sure. Its a great polish so theoretically I would say it should work fine as a cheaper alternative to cleaning brass... I think however it would be more of a protectant to your brass than a polish in the end..Just not sure if the media can remove all the polish to be honest. You may be doing some extra hand polishing in the end... Let us know if you try it and share your results... Are you asking if it can be added to tumbling media like corn or crushed walnut shells to clean brass? That's a good question! I am not sure but the consistency may be to thick for the media to completely remove it all. I would say to try it with a few pieces before you do it in a mass quantity just to make sure. Its a great polish so theoretically I would say it should work fine as a cheaper alternative to cleaning brass... I think however it would be more of a protectant to your brass than a polish in the end..Just not sure if the media can remove all the polish to be honest. You may be... » Read More Are you asking if it can be added to tumbling media like corn or crushed walnut shells to clean brass? That's a good question! I am not sure but the consistency may be to thick for the media to completely remove it all. I would say to try it with a few pieces before you do it in a mass quantity just to make sure. Its a great polish so theoretically I would say it should work fine as a cheaper alternative to cleaning brass... I think however it would be more of a protectant to your brass than a polish in the end..Just not sure if the media can remove all the polish to be honest. You may be doing some extra hand polishing in the end... Let us know if you try it and share your results... « Show Less
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A gun oil will work fine for cleaning that gun. This oil is for the chamber only, in the hole leading to the barrel as you never want to get a petroleum based oil in there.
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Depnds on the stain, use the Carbona Product that is suited for the stain and follow the directions. I have found that all the products treat the stains in which they are made for.
921843
I use Anchorseal 2 on my logs before I put them on the sawmill. Once the lumber is dry and cut into boards, I knock the sealed ends off. I have never had a problem with staining afterwards. I do not stain over top of the sealer. Probably not the answer you wanted but felt it may be helpful to others.
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Colleen, I've seen this on many of my projects too. The prior stain or paint was applied without sealing the wood, so the stain was absorbed unevenly. In some cases I've used alcohol (although this tends to raise the grain) or a dental pick to scrape out paint (but this can leave scratches). Since I usually use a walnut stain, it obscures most of the prior stain/paint. Unless the old covering is in a highly visible area, you are probably OK.
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I would not recommend it due to an experience I had using this product.It contains two solvents. One of them, "heptane" is rather agressive and will eat into plasticsas it did on my bicycle when I used it on my chain. Some of it dripped onto the plastic chain protector ring and stained it.It would not rub off due to it's eating into the surface of the plastic.If your gun has plastic grips or accessories, I would steer clear of this product.FWIW, the list of uses shown on the product label does not include firearms.
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This will not leave a stain on rubber/ plastic trim. If the rubber trim is older and dry I would recommend treating the rubber first before so removing the spray wax is easier.
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I have not noticed extra gunk build up and I dont clean my weapons a lot. It is expensive but I only use it for high wear areas such as bolt/reciever interface of my ar. The exterior gets standard slip 2000 or whatever is on hand at the time. I have only been using it for the past 8-9 months (aprox 1500 rounds rifle and 1000 rounds pistol) so take it for what its worth.
2128690
This product does do a nice job on weapons that have a black finish. Try it, you won't be disappointed. If the shotgun has a blued finish you will not like the outcome. Good Luck.
39658
I have not used this wax over white chalk paint, however, I have never noticed any color change when used over the light oak or dark walnut stains that I have used. I have used it to wax the stainless steel in-feed table on my planer and it acts like any good auto wax, without discoloration.
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Use for "recleaning" bore after initial application and cleaning w/ M-Pro 7 Gun Cleaner. You won't believe what comes out of the bore, even after initial heavy cleaning w/ Gun Cleaner. Stuff works great and I can use it inside of house due to no smell, rather than being banished to the garage.
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Perhaps it would be best if you used a wood conditioner first so the stain will be accepted by your wood more evenly. There are lots of them available and I have found it to be helpful. The Briwax would be your last step. Conditioner, stai!n, Briwax -- rmember to take all the steps for a proper finish. Good luck !