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Thread: Filling open grain on stock on the cheap

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  1. 11-11-2023, 02:59 PM #6
    gundoc
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    Get a bottle of Artists Linseed Oil (Paper Plus, Warehouse Stationery, etc), apply and allow to dry (1-2 days) polish off across the grain with coarse cloth, repeat a couple of times and rub the last light coat well-in by hand; voila! an authentic oil finish.
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