When do you freshen up a dark stock and when do you leave it alone

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When do you freshen up a dark stock and when do you leave it alone

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08-22-2016, 02:35 PM

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I would just be cleaning up the wood not messing with the checkering or anything else. It is more a debate between originality and seeing the grain beneath the finish. The darker stock in the 2nd pic is more what I am talking about feeling like needs it.

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