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Something that should not be overlooked is that any time you are working on metal parts that are adjacent to the wood, such as cleaning, the wood should be removed so that pads and solvents won't cause any harm to the wood's finish. This is why I suggested a professional earlier. Some folks can do it properly but some nice guns have been harmed by the inexperienced hand.
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