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Everything I bought for parts right on the money every time he's going to be my that's Kibler is going to be my new go-to guy because you can't find decent parts out there anymore and if he wants to get into the all-around you know buying the parts on the side what she looks like he's already starting to do he'll make a lot of money he's very precise I enjoy doing business with them I'd be by in a couple more guns right now but I had a daughter that passed away from fentanyl and I lost my older brother a couple months after that and you know so things have been kind of up in the air right now but God bless him God bless all their employees keep up the good work I wish I could come and work for him I love working I build custom bows I'm a gunsmith I went to school and got my associate's degree up here at the Lassen county college.
Used Tannic Acid in combination with Iron Nitrate according to Jim’s YouTube video, it gets awfully dark so you must be ready to do a lot of rubbing back and then adding stains/tints to warm up the colors. If I use it in the future, probably will do one coat of Tannic and one coat of Iron Nitrate. It does produce a finish with a lot of contrast.
Excellent, high quality tool, just like the rest of the Kibler tool collection.
Combination of Tannic Acid and ferrous Oxide gave me the colors I wanted. I followed the enclosed instructions to the letter and the process was simple and straightforward. Then I went with ferrous oxide, and lastly I added one rag-swipe of dark yellow aniline dye, then finished with Tru-oil.
Looks to be a great finish. Have only used a small amount on a practice piece so far. look forward to doing my whole SMR soon.
