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Jan 27,  · I am attempting to finish a gun stock with Watco Danish Oil using a technique that I have been very successful with in the past. I hope somebody on this forum has the expertise to guide me in the right direction. Brief description of what I have done so far: I started with a perfectly stripped and sanded to piece of walnut. If you like the look of an oil finish, consider trying tung oil varnish. This finish gives walnut a dark yet warm color, and if you choose to apply it by wet-sanding, this too can fill the grain as above. The appearance is only slightly different – but different nevertheless. Oct 21,  · My favorite finish is to sand out to grit. Use Watco Danish oil, natural is my choice for walnut unless the customer wants it darker, following the directions on the can. After doing the second application, allow the surface to dry over night. Then apply the oil and wet sand with grit .
Oct 21,  · My favorite finish is to sand out to grit. Use Watco Danish oil, natural is my choice for walnut unless the customer wants it darker, following the directions on the can. After doing the second application, allow the surface to dry over night. Then apply the oil and wet sand with grit . Jan 27,  · I am attempting to finish a gun stock with Watco Danish Oil using a technique that I have been very successful with in the past. I hope somebody on this forum has the expertise to guide me in the right direction. Brief description of what I have done so far: I started with a perfectly stripped and sanded to piece of walnut. Sadly, water-based wood finishes lack a certain classic je ne se quoi delivered by oil based finishes. Especially on walnut woodworking projects. Oil-based wood finishes give a kiss of warm color and kick the natural contrast in woods into high gear. That’s the good part.

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