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    Engine46,
    Thanks for the Neatsfoot oil tip. I was going through my inventory of gun stock oils trying to find something that wasn't toxic to try. Was about to give tuttle wax a gp, but it's soaking in the Neatsoot oil now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stove View Post
    Engine46,
    Thanks for the Neatsfoot oil tip. I was going through my inventory of gun stock oils trying to find something that wasn't toxic to try. Was about to give tuttle wax a gp, but it's soaking in the Neatsoot oil now.
    It looks pretty good to me. I would keep those scales on it.
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    I think I will. They are growing on me.

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    Nice work. How did the scales turn out? I find neatsfoot oil works like magic on old horn.

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    The scales shined up a bit and look a lot better. I plan on giving it another treatment of neatsfood oil next weekend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stove View Post
    The scales shined up a bit and look a lot better. I plan on giving it another treatment of neatsfood oil next weekend.
    You can also dab it on with w Q-tip like sharpton mentions or put some on a rag & wipe it one rather than soaking. I don't think it dries up. You'll love old horn as time goes. It's cool! I love making scales from it. I was working on a new pair last night.

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    I wiped it on with a rag and let it sit, to "soak in".
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