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    Nice site. Really amazing difference. There was a thread about stock refinishing on the CB board last month, this would have been a very worthwhile addition to it.
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    Damn that's a different way of bringing up a stock ! Thanks for that one Toney !
    I normaly use a iron & a damp cloth to bring up dents & dings out of a stock ! For the final finnish I use Shcanidavian oil hand rubbed into my stocks .I've got a new stock for my Martini Hornet that is waiting to be oiled at the moment .Might be a job for over christmas I think !

    Dave
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