I have not done any gun stock finishing for many years. However, yesterday when finishing the scales on my new-made Bowie Knife, I found that I still had a partial bottle of Tru-Oil... would not have to buy another bottle for just those scales. I found that beneith the crust on top, there was some liquid Tru-Oil, so I used it. Long story short, the next day it still had not dried (usually takes four hours or so).
If it had not dried over-night, I figured it was not likely to dry at all... or at least in a convenient length of time.
A word to the wise, Tru-Oll does not maintain its properties forever and you may be well off to just get a new bottle.
If it had not dried over-night, I figured it was not likely to dry at all... or at least in a convenient length of time.
A word to the wise, Tru-Oll does not maintain its properties forever and you may be well off to just get a new bottle.