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Tru-Oil Stock Finish - 3 Oz. Tru-Oil
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SKU: 167009220
Overview
This stock finish is designed for hunters and shooters who want to refresh or complete a wood stock with a clean, hand-rubbed appearance. It is formulated to penetrate the grain, help seal out moisture, and preserve the warm look of the wood without yellowing or clouding the grain. The fast drying time makes it practical for finishing a stock in a short period, with an average of about three coats needed. Depending on the number of coats and final rub-out, it can be left with a high-gloss or more subdued satin appearance.
Why Hunters Choose the Birchwood Casey
Brings Out
Warm, natural beauty of a
Creates Deep,
Rich, hand-rubbed look without extra
Average Only
Three coats needed for a
Dries 90
To 120 minutes per coat
Penetrates Grain
To help seal out moisture
Key Features
- Brings out the warm, natural beauty of a wood stock.
- Creates a deep, rich, hand-rubbed finish without the hassle.
- Requires an average of only three coats.
- Dries in 90 to 120 minutes per coat.
- Purified triple-processed blend of all-natural oils.
- Penetrates the grain to help seal out moisture.
- Available in a 3 fl. oz. bottle.
Best Used For
- Hunters refinishing a wood stock who want a hand-rubbed look without a lengthy finishing process.
- Users needing a fast-drying stock finish that can be built up in multiple coats in one day.
- Owners of wood stocks looking to seal the grain with an oil-based finish.
- Shooters who want either a high-gloss finish or a more subdued satin appearance.
- Anyone restoring a rifle stock and seeking a simple, easy-to-use finish product.
Specifications
| Additional Product Note | Apply multiple coats for high-gloss finish; reduce gloss with fine steel wool or rubbing compound for a more subdued satin finish. |
|---|---|
| Application Coats | Average of three coats |
| Available Sizes | 3 fl. oz. (90 ml) |
| Bottle Size | 3 fl. oz. (90 ml) |
| Color Effect | Won't yellow or cloud the grain |
| Cure Time | 48 hours |
| Drying Time | 90 to 120 minutes |
| Finish Type | Hand-rubbed look |
| Formula | Purified triple-processed blend of all-natural oils |
| Gloss Level | High-gloss or satin finish |
| Moisture Protection | Penetrates into the grain to seal out moisture |
| Surface Hardness | Surface becomes harder and tougher |
Pros
- Brings out the warm, natural beauty of a wood stock.
- Creates a deep, rich, hand-rubbed look without extra hassle.
- Average of only three coats needed for a finished stock.
- Dries in 90 to 120 minutes per coat for fast turnaround.
- Penetrates the grain to help seal out moisture.
- Can be built to a high-gloss or more subdued satin finish.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Requires multiple coats to build the desired finish, so the final look depends on the amount of application and surface preparation.
- The fastest drying claim is per coat; full curing still takes 48 hours before the finish is fully set.
- A high-gloss result is optional, but a more subdued satin finish requires additional steps such as fine steel wool or rubbing compound.
- This is a stock finish product for wood stocks, so it is not a one-step solution for other materials or for repairing deeper surface damage.
Suggested Comparisons
- Gun stock oil finishes
- Stock sealers and conditioners
- Wood finishing oils
- Rubbing compounds and stock sheen products
Suggested Accessories
- Stock sheen and conditioner
- Fine steel wool
- Rubbing compound
- Applicator cloths
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tru-Oil Stock Finish used for on a rifle stock?
It is used to finish a wood stock, bringing out the wood’s natural beauty and giving it a deep, rich, hand-rubbed look.
How many coats does Tru-Oil typically require?
The description says it requires an average of only three coats.
How fast does Tru-Oil dry and cure?
It dries in about 90 to 120 minutes per coat and cures in 48 hours.
Can Tru-Oil be used for a high-gloss or satin finish?
Yes. Multiple coats can produce a high-gloss finish. For a more subdued satin finish, the gloss can be cut back with fine steel wool or rubbing compound, then Birchwood Casey Stock Sheen & Conditioner can be applied.
What bottle size is this product?
This product is listed as 3 fl. oz. (90 ml).