Yay or nay?

kilerhamilton

Old Mossy Horns
Faux novelty wood grain. This is just the base. I still have to soften it up with steel wool and a coat of light stain. Then I'm going to gloss clear it a few times and see how it looks. It's kinda weird. May try a different technique next time to get a different effect if I don't like this. Or defiantly a different color for the grain, still dark but not ebony.


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kilerhamilton

Old Mossy Horns
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45/70 hunter

Old Mossy Horns
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I like it! Are you going to use a high gloss or a satin type clear?


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kilerhamilton

Old Mossy Horns
I'm going to soften it up with a light color stain on top then high gloss clear it a couple coats.


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Haven’t had the chance to mess around lately so I decided to be creative. This is on black synthetic. I need some practice.


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Colekira

Ten Pointer
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First one I really like. Looks like a fine spalted maple. The second looks like an old school Mossy Oak Bottomland camo.
 

Windini

Spike
New guy here, just saw this thread. Both look great to me!

I refinished the stock on a Rem 788 years ago; once the original stain was gone, the beech wood was blah. When I got done, the beech is now shiny blah. So the action stays in the B&C plastic stock that was supposed to be temporary.

Posts like this give me the itch to haul out the blah wood and go to town on it again.
 
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