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    the OPS are correct.. i didnt see them right in the first picture.. everyone misses now and then...
    if it aint broke...fix it till it finally is.

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    http://www.rockler.com/transtintreg-dyes

    are the way to go, water base and they have a nice color wheel that make mixing easy
    liberum aeternum

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    I remember some time ago that Vulch used Logwood stain and BLO after on his stock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil McGrath View Post
    I remember some time ago that Vulch used Logwood stain and BLO after on his stock.
    Vulch? wasn't he the Aussie that had a job transfer and we never heard from him again?

    I think Marine A5 sniper came up with some logwood stain too.
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    Alkanet Root is a plant which chemically reacts with Walnut to give a reddish tint. Pilkington (?) may have a product which contains it. Not sure where to get the raw stuff anymore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by barretcreek View Post
    Alkanet Root is a plant which chemically reacts with Walnut to give a reddish tint. Pilkington (?) may have a product which contains it. Not sure where to get the raw stuff anymore.
    I thought the red tint came from decades of oxygen and uv ray exposure.
    Phillip McGregor (OFC)
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    Quote Originally Posted by PhillipM View Post
    Vulch? wasn't he the Aussie that had a job transfer and we never heard from him again?
    IDK, but I remember the stock he did and it looked like he used a time machine too back too get it.

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    I'm sure his discussion here are long lost, but I found him talking about the logwood on gunboards.

    http://forums.gunboards.com/showthre...-Logwood-stain
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    Quote Originally Posted by PhillipM View Post
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    I think Marine A5 sniper came up with some logwood stain too.
    Thats my recollection too.

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    Chestnut ridge is my elixir of choice.

    http://www.chestnutridge.com/images/inv/MAWAL1.asp
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