Arrow Wood Finish for Gunstocks?

[Bones111]

Can Arrow wood finish still be purchased I am Getty low and love using it I have tried to find any help would be very appreciated

 

[joshb]

As far as I know, he shut down production and closed up shop last summer.

 

[Bones111]

As far as I know, he shut down production and closed up shop last summer.

Thanks that’s sad it’s a very good product I wish I knew the ingredients I would make my own.I have used it on my Ruger number ones and my Winchester 22 pumps.

 

[FNSafari]

Have you tried GB LinSpeed oil?

FINISH OIL FOR FINE WOODWORK | Lin-Speed Oil Finish

For Gun Stocks, Guitars & Other String-Instruments, Antique Restoration, Furniture and All Wood Crafts We produce the same formula for our Lin-Speed® Finish & Care Oil that was first developed by George Brothers, over 65 years ago. For decades it was distributed exclusively by the Harrington &...

www.lin-speed.com

 

[ogre1911]

+1 for Lin-Speed. I use it on my knife handles and enough coats and rubbing is magic

 

[John Beauchamp]

Can Arrow wood finish still be purchased I am Getty low and love using it I have tried to find any help would be very appreciated

I have some sent you a pm

 

[Bones111]

Have you tried GB LinSpeed oil?

FINISH OIL FOR FINE WOODWORK | Lin-Speed Oil Finish

For Gun Stocks, Guitars & Other String-Instruments, Antique Restoration, Furniture and All Wood Crafts We produce the same formula for our Lin-Speed® Finish & Care Oil that was first developed by George Brothers, over 65 years ago. For decades it was distributed exclusively by the Harrington &...

www.lin-speed.com

Thank you I will try it

 

[STOMP442]

Pro-Custom finish from Brownells is the best I have used.

 

[Jonnyofalltrades]

Pro-Custom finish from Brownells is the best I have used.

How does it compare to Tru Oil?
Sounds similar in the description....

 

[STOMP442]

How does it compare to Tru Oil?
Sounds similar in the description....

I think it gives a much better finish than Tru Oil. Dries quicker, and seems to be a more sturdier finish after it has cured. I have done a few stocks with it now and have been very pleased with it. Good stuff.

 

[Abram]

I was speaking with a Bowyer one time about learning to make laminated bows and we got on the subject of finishes. He said he used the massie finish, never heard of it, well it is a homemade concoction of 1 part 30 minute two ton epoxy and I believe 4 parts Acetone. Mixed some up and put in a bow I was refinishing, well that is one hard finish, 5 years later was going to refinish the bow due some dings in it, I didn't think I was going to sand that finish off. You have to use 30 minute two ton epoxy and you can only wipe in one area at a time as it dries really fast, works great on oily woods, like Ebony.