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Question: can you use this on a painted stock or will it come out brown
Document: I am a beginner at guitar building, and it was suggested that I try Tru-Oil. It's easy to apply (I use brown coffee filters), dries fast and looks good.
this works really great. use it all the time my husband does alot  of wood working. things come out looking really sharp.
I needed to patch up a rifle stock with some chips that I had oil-finished some years ago. I filled the holes with dark brown epoxy, restained the exposed wood, and then, using my finger, applied about 20 very light coats of True Oil. I let it cure for a week or so and then wet sanded to "feather" the finish. After a bit of rubbing with very fine pummice I can't even tell it has been patched!
I have tried other products for my gun stocks, but always come back to tru oil. Easy to use and I always get the results I want, an attractive, durable finish. Works great on wood  instruments and furniture too.
This stuff is terrific for the DIY'ers  As close as you are going to get to a professional finish. I use it to refinish electric guitars. I also use Birchwood stains too. &#34;Rust walnut&#34; is very nice color for a guitar. A deep reddish brown.To apply this finish, I use folded up brown coffee filters. You can also apply with your fingers. I probably average 15 to 20 coats on a guitar.
There are other finishes out there but none delivers the result gun restorers have come to expect. Once it is cured out, you can use solvent to clean the gun and oil it up without eating up the finish. It is easy to apply and gives an incredible finish every time. I would recommend it to my friends but they have already been using it for years. It is also &#34;Made in America&#34;.
I just refinished my 12 year old Ruger 10/22 with Tru-Oil and the finish is excellent, better in fact than the factory finish. 5 years ago I noticed the finish wearing down in spots and some ding marks here and there. I thought that refinishing the stock the way it was would be too hard so I spray painted it a flat black, bad move.
I used this product to refinish my Squier Telecaster guitar. I put on about 4 coats. It seems to work great, especially for my goal which is to let the natural look and sound of the wood come through.
easy to use. produces a beautiful deep luster on the stock. always keep some on hand. great delivery time as usual from Amazon
First I ever used this product and wow I'm impressed! So easy to use and the finish on our new gun stock is awesome. Would buy again.
Answer: yes