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       whats best to use to refinish stock
   DIR By: will2490
       Date: November 11, 2014, 6:32 am
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       picked up an Aya Yeoman for the odd dander about the fields. the
       varnish has worn away in areas. have this stripped off it now
       and just wondering what people recommend to use to finish it.
       wouldnt be varnished again. are the likes of the Truoil/Napier
       etc etc finish kits the best things to use or is there anything
       else out there which would do the same if not better?
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       Re: whats best to use to refinish stock
   DIR By: skabo1
       Date: November 12, 2014, 2:32 pm
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       --- Quote from: will2490 link ---
       >
       > picked up an Aya Yeoman for the odd dander about the fields.
       the varnish has worn away in areas. have this stripped off it
       now and just wondering what people recommend to use to finish
       it. wouldnt be varnished again. are the likes of the
       Truoil/Napier etc etc finish kits the best things to use or is
       there anything else out there which would do the same if not
       better?
       >
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       If you're in it for the long haul, boiled linseed oil, 50/50 mix
       with (real proper, distilled gum) turpentine, must be boiled
       linseed and proper turps, rub some in with your palm, wipe off
       and leave for a day, once a day for a week, once a week for a
       month, once a month for a year then once a year after that. By
       then it'll beguin to look nice. If you want a shiny, quick
       answer, tru-oil, watch a few people putting it on via Youtube,
       there is a tecnique but not much skill.
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