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Talk about bringing a tear to your fathers eye....

Thats impressive!!

Oh I do like using those as well, and they do leave a nice velvety touch to the wood as well as teak oil. But as you said, their a oil that has to be maintained on occasion . and it is hard to beat...

Your in the right ball park...!!

You'll love what it does for wood.
Really brings out the grain and natural colors of wood. And a extremely durable finsh and impervious to water. Hey... It was made for gun stocks.

Mike

It does take a bit of time to build the layers up. But the results are well worth the wait. [emoji6]

All I do is wood scales.
Your best bet for maple will be to use a gun stock finish called tru oil. You can stain beforehand or go with a natural look. The finish will darken the wood by itself....