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Anyone used tru-oil spray?

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24 May 2008, 11:00
Tyler Kemp
Anyone used tru-oil spray?
Looking to finish a laminate stock. Planned on spraying a coat, 000 steel wooling it, etc, then not buffing the last coat. Has anyone used this finish, and were results acceptable?


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24 May 2008, 18:52
jeffeosso
yes, i use it.. i like it.
word of advice, just sand to 330, hit it with a coat, and then 2 hours later, sand it again, hit it..

repeat 3 times


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24 May 2008, 23:26
BAOkie
I use it as well - like to use when I've stained a light wood and don't want to mess up the stain. jeffeosso has it right on the application.
25 May 2008, 05:52
Tyler Kemp
Is the finish nice and smooth? I like the idea of not touching the stock and getting fingerprints or marks in the final coat.


Love shooting precision and long range. Big bores too!

Recent college grad, started a company called MK Machining where I'm developing a bullpup rifle chassis system.

25 May 2008, 07:48
BAOkie
How smooth the finish will be depends on your prep in cleaning the surface, ability to apply a coat that will not run(more lite coats are better than a thick one) and a clean invironment while it is drying. Using for a final coat would look great if your after a glossy finish.
26 May 2008, 08:50
Tyler Kemp
I'll post finished results sometime.


Love shooting precision and long range. Big bores too!

Recent college grad, started a company called MK Machining where I'm developing a bullpup rifle chassis system.

27 May 2008, 04:12
dwheels
I have also used it. Its real easy to get to heavy a coat. The advise given above is perfect except stop before you think you have enough on it. DW