Repro Stock Touchup

[Chuck Loveless]

Has anyone ever came up with a good fix for repairing a ding in a Repro stock? If so could you please share it or PM me please. Thanks

[Jeff langbehn]

Contact Mark Larson, if anyone can he’s the one.

[Chuck Loveless]

thank you

[Brian Dudley]

The heavy urethane type finish makes repair work a little tricky. Without knowing the exact sort of damage, it is hard to advise on the best method of repair. Your question is too general.

[Chuck Loveless]

I agree it is a general question, but I was just asking and then further elaborate on the details of the damage depending on the replies. PM sent to you, thanks

[David C Porter]

Post a picture of the damaged area. It will then be easier for people to make a recommendation.

[Chuck Loveless]

OK, I'm at work and will post a pic or two later tonight. Thanks

[Chuck Loveless]

First time adding a photo, hope it works.

[Ron Groves]

I bought a repo 20/16 ga DHE with a scared up stock. I totally stripped the stock, steamed out the dents and sanded it very smooth. I masked the checkering. I refinished with Tru-Oil. Rubbed in many coats and later use linseed oil about once a year. It turned out very nice.

[Greg Baehman]

I bought a repo 20/16 ga DHE with a scared up stock. I totally stripped the stock, steamed out the dents and sanded it very smooth. I masked the checkering. I refinished with Tru-Oil. Rubbed in many coats and later use linseed oil about once a year. It turned out very nice.
How about showing us Before and After pics of both sides of your handiwork in the “Let’s see some wood” thread? Here’s that thread: https://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=8965

I’m quite sure all would appreciate seeing them!

[Dan Steingraber]

I bought a repo 20/16 ga DHE with a scared up stock. I totally stripped the stock, steamed out the dents and sanded it very smooth. I masked the checkering. I refinished with Tru-Oil. Rubbed in many coats and later use linseed oil about once a year. It turned out very nice.

How did you strip it?

[Anthony Empting]

I would think that could be touched up without redoing the whole stock. Since it is on the bottom, if it wound up "good enough" that could be a solve.

[Jeff Christie]

I would just live with it and use the gun. Every ding has a story behind it. Remove them and they are forgotten. You will not miss a bird, real or clay because of those.

[Chuck Loveless]

I've pretty much decided that's what I'm going to do. I would rather not get into something that doesn't turn out 100%. Thanks for everyone's input.

[Phillip Carr]

https://stockdocusa.com/how-to-videos
You might have a look at this.