Clear Sealer & Filler for Wood Gun Stock

Use it properly and it's great- not for use on all wood species, in my opinion (ebony and similar woods may reject it) Use it as a prepping agent for tru oil, it dries quickly and reduces the number of initial tru oil coats greatly on previously raw highly porous wood. I apply coats of this in accordance with instruction until I feel the material has lost rapid absorption properties, then I sand using high grit (320 of finer) and begin applications of tru oil (time consuming but worth it when done right). If you have the time and patients to allow tru oil to cure well before re-coating over and over again this product can be bypassed completely. It is what it is and does what it says.

I used this stuff on my Mosin Nagant. You know, the inside portions of the stock where the metal touches the wood but isn't visible to the exterior of the gun. It works great. Easy to use, and does the job well. Thanks. Might I also recommend Birchwood Casey Tru Oil for the exterior coat. That stuff makes your stock look amazing. Any company that makes a good product should be recognized. They did well with these finishers.

BC is great stuff, very happy with all their products. One thing to know, this leaves a high gloss sheen when dry, so if you don't want that look more finish work is needed.

This is an excellent product but you must take your time while doing this kind of project I watched youtube and the person said it took two days. I say it takes at least a week. The product takes a day to completely dry or it could have been the time of year but I still think it should be dry to lightly sand it or it balls up. It works excellent just don't be in a hurry.

I was refurbishing rifles for three friends, two are vintage. I wanted to make the rifles look good without imp[acting their value. This worked perfectly. Nice rich look without filling in all of the nicks and dents.

Birchwood Casey Easy-to-Use Fast-Drying Clear Sealer & Filler for Wood Gun Stock is a premium gun stock sealer and filler. I finish several stocks for the local gunsmith. I always use Casey gun stock products. They do the best job.

Leaves a beautiful finsh

BW Casey Gun Stock Clear Sealer & Filler 3 oz: Great quality. For the Sealer Filler, I would not use my bare hands or fingers unless the maker writes that it is safe. Might require a clean smooth good quality cloth or a paint brush to spread. Whereas the oil version I found safe to spread on project with fingers. This Sealer Filler even in a small jar will last a long time, it is that good in quality. Keep that cap on tight right away, so the jar not dry out. Suggest poke a tiny hole on the paper seal instead of removing the seal. Keep closed bottle in air tight bags or boxes so to last longer. Read up on it, study it, look for maker's instructions, they are invaluable. After all, your project is precious.

I finally got around to doing a basic resto on my 1960s BSA Martini. I did some steaming to get the dints and markings out along with some sanding. I looked up the Birchwood site to get some guides on how to do that and exactly what to do with this product. After each coating dried, I did a very light sanding. Each coating just made the end product look better and better. Do recommend highly, and it's easy to use for a first timer.

cant get wrong when its Birchwood casey product. Easy to use and work as intented. Really good quality and the seller ship really fast. Thanks ;)

Works as described, no issues.

A quality product from a quality seller.

Very nice to work with. Sealed the stock up nicely.