where to find tru-oil?

I know i can order it online but i thought that there would be somewhere that i could find birchwood casey tru-oil. over the past two days i've been in and/or called every hardware store, gun shop, home-depot, lowes i could find. No one stocks it. Not a big deal to order it i guess, just slightly disappointed that i cant start doing samples this weekend. Totally free this weekend and thought I could get started on my project....oh well

Anybody know who stocks it in the philly/delco area?

Hi dburns, any Walmart sporting goods dept. should have small bottles in stock. Good luck

the ONE place i didn't check...on my way there now. Thanks, appreciate the quick response. My luck tho, it's probably the one walmart that doesn't have it. we'll see...

Any gun and sporting goods store will have it if your local Wallyworld doesn't. It is originally for the refinishing of gun stocks.

Local walmart doesn't have it, neither does local gunshop. Looked up all gunshops in my county and so far only Targetmaster in Chaads Ford, PA stocks it, but won't have anymore till later in the week. And they're 45min away from me. Just going to order it tonite...Thanks guys

You can order it here as well.

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2003979/9201/Tru-Oil-Gun-Stock-Finish--8-Ounce.aspx

Yea, I got mine at Wal*Mart

If Walmart doesn't have it call Dick's Sporting Goods (if in your area) or just start calling gun shops. One bottle should be enough for a body and neck... ah-hem... if you don't knock it over and make a mess like I did. :neutral:

Dick's Sporting goods carries it.

www.brownells.com The largest gunsmith supply house in the country. They have in in liquid, areosol, large, small what ever you want along witn dozens of alternatives, stains and other finish needs. Check them out!

My local Wal-Mart doesn't carry it. Maybe it's regional. But I'll check out Dick's.

Doesn't it bother anybody that woodworking catalogs and wood finish suppliers don't sell this stuff (the woodcraft listing being the exception that proves the rule)? Maybe you should start thinking about a more universally recognized wood finish for a guitar. If you insist on a wiping varnish or oil finish, check around for things labeled "danish oil" like Watco.

I used the Tru-oil with Colortone Waterbase dye on my last neck and it was a breeze to apply. No fumes, easy clean up. Neck feels great. I just picked some up at Dick's today. Haven't tried the Danish oil yet.

Birchwood-Casey (http://www.birchwoodcasey.com)

Surf your way to Sporting Goods Products, then Wood Finishes. Remember, this is gunstock oil.

Anyone in Australia? you can order it online from Magnum Sports in Sydney. I bought a heap of it and they are great to deal with.

http://www.magnumsports.com.au/home.php?cat=400

Just to addto the list, I saw it at Big 5 recently - near the guns.

Tru Oil makes a great finish. It is really easy to work with. Adds great pop to any wood with flame. For more recognition on TO on guitars, do a search on the reranch forum. Some beautiful examples there.