Great stuff
Use this product to remove 75+ years of "crud" from Mil Surp M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, and M14 stocks. Mix with Acetone to pancake batter mix (+/-), apply to One Quarter (1/4) of stock, place in direct sunlight or warmest part of your shop or garage, check back after 12-14 hours, use plastic putty knife to slowly scrape used mix into disposable aluminum grilling pan, wipe with clean cloth, then repeat for other three quarters in 1/4 segments. You can reuse the Whiting until it's almost black in color, just crush up lumps and bumps, then add your Acetone like before. Dust can be a pain in the neck, just wear a mask and you'll be ok.
Product worked, solved my problem.
I'd never used this product previously until I encountered a rifle stock with unusually soiled, blackened areas where it had been held. After the customary cleaning methods for a stock the blackened areas remained. The Whiting pulled them out. By experimenting with the thickness mixed with Acetone I found it most effective when mixed a little on the thin side. It required 10-12 applications over the soiled areas until it extracted enough grease and dirt to match the remainder of the stock. Removal does create a lot of dust so brush it off outside and downwind from yourself. But it did work and didn't appear to create any adverse damage to the wood. I just ordered the larger container.
