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  1. 10-22-2014 11:50 AM #11
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    I kinda like it personally, it gives the stock a little character.
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    Quote Originally Posted by garrettbragg12 View Post
    it gives the stock a little character
    Yes...kind of like graffiti on your fence.
    Regards, Jim
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    Personally, I would leave it. You can always remove it later, but you can never get it back. I had one with a "yellow" paint job on the grip (but no korean markings on the buttstock)

    War paint

    JASCO, covered with foil, for about half hour removed it completely, but somehow the wood just lacks the same character now.
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    "Painter777" and I have refinished many, many Korean stocks and removed the ugly paint....

    MANY still have good WWII markings below the paint.
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