About a year ago an a$$hole let his gun fall into my Krieghoff Gold Super Scroll while it was sitting in the rack at the range. Up to that point the gun didn’t have a mark on it. I call him an a$$hole because he didn’t apologize nor offer to pay for any repair. Perhaps my bad for not pressing the issue. At age 70 I am too old to spend a night in jail for assault. 🙄
It wouldn‘t be so bad but the mark is right on top of the comb where I see it every time I look down at the stock. The “mark” is basically a dent/scrape in the finish not deep enough to get into the wood. Because the stock doesn’t have an oil finish I’m thinking I can’t apply a little steam judiciously to it.
I’ve thought about :
Taking some clear nail polish and applying a little at a time until I get it level with the surrounding area . . . .or
taking some True Oil and applying several minimal coats to build it up - but I’ve never used True Oil for refinishing.
Hoping for some suggestions re: one of the above or another method to fix the problem.
Thanks in advance.
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It wouldn‘t be so bad but the mark is right on top of the comb where I see it every time I look down at the stock. The “mark” is basically a dent/scrape in the finish not deep enough to get into the wood. Because the stock doesn’t have an oil finish I’m thinking I can’t apply a little steam judiciously to it.
I’ve thought about :
Taking some clear nail polish and applying a little at a time until I get it level with the surrounding area . . . .or
taking some True Oil and applying several minimal coats to build it up - but I’ve never used True Oil for refinishing.
Hoping for some suggestions re: one of the above or another method to fix the problem.
Thanks in advance.
