Bone Black
Bone Black
Bone Black
Bone Black

Bone Black

$15.00

To darken a stock:

Tap out a little bit of bone black and pour a little bit of finishing oil into separate piles on a non-absorbent surface. First, dampen the brush a little bit in the finishing oil and then pick up a little bit of the bone black with the tip of the brush.  Then, to distribute the bone black throughout the oil, rub the bristles of the brush around a bit on a non-absorbent surface. 

If the tip of the brush is too wet, pick up more bone black and distribute throughout the bristles again.  The brush can also be dried by working the tip on a paper towel.  Once you have achieved a thin, dry, dark finish, apply it by rubbing it around and working it into the low spots onto the stock.  Repeat this process of loading the brush and applying to the stock until one very thin coat is on the stock.

Multiple applications since one is never enough.  Layers will need to be built up to darken the stock.

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Cleo Robinson
Not yet to the point that I can use it, but I am looking forward to that day!

I want to end up with an everyday carry flintlock so the bone black and the brass treatment should do much to achieve that look. (hopefully)

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Craig Nelsen

I like it for creating dark accents on all wood and a lot of situations.

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Kent Welsh
Bone Black

It’s my first time using it worked great.

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John Klaren
Bone black

I used the bone black on my first build since 1976...I watched the video and followed the instructions to a "T" and the results were great. I am very happy with the well used look it produced. I will definitely use it again and highly recommend the Kibler bone black for anyone wanting the antique look for rifles or pistols.

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Brian Murray
Bone black

Works great in covering up my mistakes!

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