Did you remove the factory stain, or just put the True Oil over it?
New here. New to me 92.
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Strawdawg
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Re: New here. New to me 92.
the refinish came out really nice!
Did you remove the factory stain, or just put the True Oil over it?
Did you remove the factory stain, or just put the True Oil over it?
Steve
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East of Eden on Tasajillo Hill
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Zoti
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Re: New here. New to me 92.
I removed the old finish with sand paper. Applied about 5 layers of Tru-Oil and sanded down. Then polished a bit. It's not perfect but came out nice for my first try.
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Re: New here. New to me 92.
Great job on the wood!!!!
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Re: New here. New to me 92.
Great refinish love that ol truoil and on stainless it is sexy as well. fine 92 you have there.
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Zoti
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Re: New here. New to me 92.
I did play with the image a bit. This is the image on the phone without processing.
