Gun stock wax

[greg vess]

What wax do you use on your wooden stocks? I was using Birchwood Casey but it is very expensive for what little bit comes in the bottle. There has to be a product that works just as well and is more cost effective. What brand do you guys use that is just as good or better?

 

[Asbestos]

Deer blood and whatever oil is left on the rag I wipe it down with.

But also, I was unaware stock wax existed until now. I don’t have nuthin worth that kind of attention yet.

 

[greg vess]

Deer blood and whatever oil is left on the rag I wipe it down with.

But also, I was unaware stock wax existed until now. I don’t have nuthin worth that kind of attention yet.

It's just for the stocks that I applied Tru Oil to. It recommended it to protect the finish from oils and moisture after the finish has cured for a week to 10 days. I only have four guns with wooden stocks but I need to keep a good protective was in hand to apply once every six months to a year depending on how often I take them out.

 

[BIKER13]

Johnsons paste wax for furniture

 

[greg vess]

Johnsons paste wax for furniture

After a short search I was thinking of Renaissance or minwax but I'm not exactly sure if they're well suited for the outdoor elements.

 

[LARGO9]

Tung oil offer faster drying times and more durable finishes.

 

[palmettomoon]

 

[Hayata]

Ballistol

 

[BIKER13]

After a short search I was thinking of Renaissance or minwax but I'm not exactly sure if they're well suited for the outdoor elements.

try paste wax and spray it with a water hose you will like what you see

 

[leetheman81]

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