Bear K-Mag Refinish-along w/pics

[Jon Stewart]

I will take you up on it for sure but won't be back in Michigan until April.

Remember our troops!

Thanks

Jon

[4runr]

Dang, look what I started!          

[d. ward]

Whenever your ready.I will make time to do what ever I can to help you along...or any of the other tradgangsters I can help.I would be happy to do so...See how things get started Kenny ??? Pretty cool huh....Ya gotta love it man???? Thanks guy's for all your support,bowdoc

[4runr]

BD, learned another little trick from my brother who just completed re-furbishing a 1925-29 Savage 22cal pump. He puts the last couple coats of True Oil on with 0000 steel wool, doing small areas at a time then wiping with a paper towel. Gets a smooth finish with less shine. He said I can get the bumps and sags out of my Bear that way.

[d. ward]

Oh yeah the old steel wool trick,You may want to use a scotch bite pad on your bows,well on a 1962 it would not matter.Because the bow is gray anywho,But the steel wool will leave a grayish tone on lighter colored and some clear fiberglass.Here's another that work well with gun stock finishes...Those spounge paint brush deals.You know there made of spounge rather then bristles??? those work well with B&C tru oil and defthine both,with no run,or sags.You could also gently wet sand the sag out with some 600 grit wet dry,and then go over them again,ie like you mentioned or with the spounge brush..Keep me posted bowdoc

[ckruse]

Kenny, you rolled a seven on this one. Good work, and I apologize for the early discouraging words. The string is a beautiful finishing touch. Congratulations, CKruse

[4runr]

No apology needed, and I certainly accept your kind words.

[TRAP]

To the top for Bakes, Trap

[4runr]

TTT for Cinghali.

I'm so sorry I just butchered your name.


Cinghiale.

That's better!