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I want a matt finish what oil should I use?


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Danish oil finish


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Try Teak oil. Makes a very nice soft durable finish.


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Velvit Oil

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Another vote for Velvit Oil, Mike Kokolus told me about it, Mike turns my stocks. I't real good, so is pro custom oil or whatever its called.


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pro custom gun oil works pretty good...

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I’ve had really good results with Sutherland-Wells tung oil sealer and tung oil marine spar varnish. Their sealer penetrates REALLY deep into the wood.
 
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Daly's BenMatte tung oil (polymer mofified)


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my best luck has been to use deft (brand name) danish oil for the first 2 coats to fill the pores, then use a dull tung oil for the next 5 or 6
 
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Isn't that pro custom oil just a surface finish/poly???? I've used the aerosol, tough but chippy and doesn't penetrate very well. might be good for a top coat over a penetrating oil though...


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Jay,
the oil (not spray) is a great way to prep the wood, 2 coats 50/50 with spirits.. .then at least 2 straight gloss oil


it's an accelerated tung oil, with poly (most are)

and if you want satin, hit it with the spray after

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Sounds great--I've been using thinned Permalyn sealer with mixed results. Would take checkering better too.


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First, let me say I am not all that experienced with stock finishing (4 so far) Based on info I got from this sight, I did my walnut stock with the Watco's Teak Oil. Made for a darker satin finish that is great. Took some time and its got to be an easy process, I live in an apartment. Not sure how it will take to Checkering, am saving up the dollars for that (taking second place to taking the granddaughter to Disney World).
 
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I wish I could stick with one long enough to become good with it. Sorta like telling myself every year I need to walk less and glass more when hunting, never happens.


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Probably not required...but I had fun with a mix... 1 part satin Varathane varnish (hard to find in the stores), one part Formby's Tung oil (this is also a varnish mix already) and one part Watco Danish oil. This mix fills fast because of the varnish. Needs to be rubbed out.

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Thanks for all the great input! Do I fill the pores with walnut filler before oil or oil sand with 600 grt?


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