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Old 11-29-2013, 04:55 PM   #23
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The tung oil is easy to use for covering minor repairs to gun stocks. It is forgiving and allows for the semi-trained to use. Yes, it dries rather quickly and can be assisted, in drying, with a blow drier. I have had much success in using it on top of other finishes - such as true oil.
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Will need to contact Mr. Casteel; he's only about 35 miles from me. His brother made me a Pennsylvania style muzzleloader in 1976 - for the bi-centennial. What a sweet gun.
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Are you using the tung oil to cover minor repairs in Tru-Oil finishes, or are you using tung oil to completely refinish the wood over the Tru-oil finish? I have used Casey's Tru-oil finish for years, and also Formsby's Tung oil finish.
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