I am repairing a 870 and 1100 rear stocks from water damage. The forearms on these are perfect so I dont want to touch these. What type of finsh can I use to match the high gloss that were on these stocks? I have them stripped and doing the final sanding. Some say trueoil, but I was told that was not going tobe glosssy enough. Any help.
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! use TRUE OIL SPRAY and it will come out glossy. When dry for a couple of days I go over it lightly with a soft polishing wheel and white rouge. It takes the high luster out of it and makes it look more factory. Use a slow speed on the polishing wheel and go very lightly so you don't burn the finish. Jay Huber RSA

tung oil will do the trick

The original finish would have been a spray on urethane.

Just getting around to redo these stocks. The tb trap will take alot of time, so I going to order some new classic stocks for it. The 1100 skeet just needs staining and finish. I asked around most wood finishers say use poly urathane, spray if possible. Can anyone recomend a small sprayer air brush or what. I live near harbour frieght and looked at some they have.