Anyone use Kramer wood restore

[Saltwater60]

Kramers Best - Using on Wood
Anyone ever use this stuff to clean or restore wood gun stocks. I have an old gun with build up on it and I just want to remove the build up not the finish to see the wood grain again. Again I do not want to sand and remove the finish. Thanks guys.

 

[Robin]

I've never used the stuff Saltwater, but to anyone refinishing an older firearm that has a patina acquired from years of handling can affect the value to certain guns so a little research in these matters is always prudent. PSA over
Robin

 

[Saltwater60]

I've never used the stuff Saltwater, but to anyone refinishing an older firearm that has a patina acquired from years of handling can affect the value to certain guns so a little research in these matters is always prudent. PSA over
Robin

It's just an old double barreled and it's not worth much of anything. Thanks though. Also not looking to refinish it just look to get the gunky build up off the wood. So it looks more presentable. Thanks again though.

 

[Day444]

I recently cleaned up a rifle stock circa Mid 1940's. I used Goo Gone Pro Power, a citrus based cleaner. It removed a lot of the dirt and other nasty stuff. It did not remove any of the wood stain or patina. Might want to give it a try? Worked well for me.

 

[Saltwater60]

I recently cleaned up a rifle stock circa Mid 1940's. I used Goo Gone Pro Power, a citrus based cleaner. It removed a lot of the dirt and other nasty stuff. It did not remove any of the wood stain or patina. Might want to give it a try? Worked well for me.

Cool thanks. I was thinking of a product like that too. Cheaper as well.