New video - Stock staining and finishing

[Jim Kibler]

Any questions just ask!

Jim

[Cades Cove Fiddler]

  ... Thanx, Jim,... great demonstration,.... really eager to see your method of highlighting and adding character with bone black,....

[moleeyes36]

Jim,

It would be very helpful if you included in your next video a short demonstration of how you use tannic acid along with ferric nitrate since you sell both products.  Thanks.

Mole Eyes

[Daryl]

That was great, Jim, thanks.

[Kingsburyarms]

Thank you - always great to see a video on a procedure or a technique, Pictures capture a moment in time, these videos help tell much more of the story. They are most appreciated.

Jon

[horsetrader]

Thank you Jim, some great tips that will definately help in the process.

[Angus]

Jim,
Excellent explanation!
What size Haas you got back there?

[kentuckyrifleman]

Wow, Jim. This is quite helpful. Thank you. This and the other videos you have are the next best thing to being in the shop with a proficient builder. I had no idea it was the oil on top of the aqua fortis, not the AF itself, that gave the wood that beautiful pattern and color (new guy here).

I second moleeyes36 suggestion.

[Richard]

Jim,
Thank you, an excellent demonstration. Amazing how that piece of wood became art.

[Tim]

Jim
Excellent video. Is the tried and true varnish better than the permalyn sealer?

[AsMs]

Jim,

It would be very helpful if you included in your next video a short demonstration of how you use tannic acid along with ferric nitrate since you sell both products.  Thanks.

Mole Eyes

That's what I said on the comment section of the you-tube video.

AsMs

[The Stumbler]

Jim,

It would be very helpful if you included in your next video a short demonstration of how you use tannic acid along with ferric nitrate since you sell both products.  Thanks.

Mole Eyes

X 3 Jim ....Thanks so much for doing these videos as I have a sense that you are uncomfortable with doing them. I can tell you as person viewing your videos you do a great job with them. The focus from the viewers perspective is not on video production quality, but the generous willingness to share information gained by experience. 

[Tim Crosby]

 Another excellent video Jim, Thanks.

   Tim 

[Jim Kibler]

Jim,

It would be very helpful if you included in your next video a short demonstration of how you use tannic acid along with ferric nitrate since you sell both products.  Thanks.

Mole Eyes

Yep, think we'll do this next.

Jim

[Jim Kibler]

Jim
Excellent video. Is the tried and true varnish better than the permalyn sealer?

The Permalyn is definetley more durable.  It's pretty much bullet proof.

Jim

[Jim Kibler]

Jim,

It would be very helpful if you included in your next video a short demonstration of how you use tannic acid along with ferric nitrate since you sell both products.  Thanks.

Mole Eyes

X 3 Jim ....Thanks so much for doing these videos as I have a sense that you are uncomfortable with doing them. I can tell you as person viewing your videos you do a great job with them. The focus from the viewers perspective is not on video production quality, but the generous willingness to share information gained by experience.

Yeah, I'm I don't feel the most comfortable doing videos, but know they're a good thing.  We're really glad they help, though and will be doing more in the future.

Jim

[Marcruger]

"Yeah, I'm I don't feel the most comfortable doing videos, but know they're a good thing."

Jim, you come across in the videos as someone who really knows their stuff.....which you do.  You are giving us all a gift of your knowledge, and you should think of it in that light as you do the videos.  We are all rooting for you on the receiving end.  I sure love this series of videos.  My thanks good sir.   God Bless,   Marc

[KILTED COWBOY]

Thanks for this video Jim.
Your videos are a big reason I chose your rifle over others.
You share your knowledge and take the mystery out of the process

[Curly Bean]

Thanks Jim, I have a bottle of your iron nitrate.  Planning to use Tru-0il over it for my southern mountain kit. Your  video was very informative.

[BillF/TRF]

Thanks Jim, your videos have been wonderful for me as a new comer doing my first rifle!  I have a question about when to use this iron nitrate finish.  I can see using it on that beautiful curled maple stock you demonstrated on!  But would it "take away" from a detailed carving on the butt stock?  Would it be better to just use your choice of wood stain and an oil finish when you have a carving on the stock?  Perhaps someone can post a photo of the iron nitrate finish over their carving?

[Shepfl]

Thanks for sharing. As a newcomer to the forum I am doing a lot of research. Picture is worth a 1000 words.
Keep it up.