Repro Stock Touchup
 

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

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

thank you

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.

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

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

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

Stock Damage
 

First time adding a photo, hope it works.

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!

How did you strip it?

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.

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.

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.

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