Stock refinish

Discussion in 'Trapshooting Forum - Americantrapshooter.com' started by Passport, Dec 8, 2019.

  1. Passport

    Passport Well-Known Member Founding Member

    Anyone have a referral for stock refinishing? My kolar trap needs a facelift
    Looking for someone fast, good and cheap lol.

    thanks
     
  2. goose2

    goose2 Well-Known Member Founding Member

    High school wood working class sounds like it fits your needs.
     
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  3. chris henr

    chris henr Active Member

    Maybe it will help if people know what neck of the woods you live in. Not sure if most high schools have a wood shop class anymore but I found the reply funny!
     
  4. mudpack

    mudpack Mega Poster Founding Member

    If you're looking for a matte/oil finish, I'll do it. Don't do gloss.
    What's your idea of cheap and what's your idea of fast? :)
     
  5. Passport

    Passport Well-Known Member Founding Member

    I’m in SW Mi. Prefer a factory style poly finish
     
  6. wpt

    wpt Forum Leader Founding Member Forum Leader

    Get some "Bee's " wax and apply several coats, the more you put on the better it will look and it protects it besides ... You can use it in between coats and the cost is very reasonable ... WPT ... (YAC) ...
     
  7. Smokintom

    Smokintom Mega Poster Founding Member

    If you want fast and cheap you'll probably get what you pay for. You shoot a Kolar and you want fast and cheap? LMAO
     
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  8. coyote.223

    coyote.223 Active Member

    I was thinking the same thing, Save up some Money and get it done properly.
     
  9. Ga.trapshooter

    Ga.trapshooter Active Member

    You get what you pay for. Nuff said ? Done fast , cheap ,or done right and done to last ? JMHO
     
  10. Passport

    Passport Well-Known Member Founding Member

    Not afraid of paying guys, just need a referral of someone you know does a nice job.
    My original post is being taken a bit too literal lol.
     
  11. snooky

    snooky Member

    Years ago I used Rich Kaysa in San Antonio. He did a first class job on my Krieghoff wood. At the time he was a Krieghoff gunsmith and owned Alamo Sporting along with Norbert. From my understanding all he does now is stockwork. Google him his business now is Kaysa Enterprise in San Antonio.
     
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  12. Passport

    Passport Well-Known Member Founding Member

    Thanks Snooky
     
  13. Semperfi909

    Semperfi909 Mega Poster

    I thot Kolar provided refin services
     
  14. Passport

    Passport Well-Known Member Founding Member

    They told me it’s farmed out to one of the employees. I may go that way but would like to see the guys work first