Whoops. Apparently I never did. Here it is:
https://jwoodscience.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s10086-023-02079-0#:~:text=Oxidized%20reaction%20product&text=As%20the%20reaction%20reached%20completion,so%20the%20solution%20pH%20increased.
you may run into an issue with too much acid for the solution. I think I posted a link to a study done on the ebonizing process. It has all you need to know about it.
Met my wife while managing a weight room in college. Been married for 3 years yesterday, together for 5. I stayed away from the apps like a plague.
No I didn't ask her out at the gym. It was in the library, like a civilized gent.
Got a few coats of tru oil on now, and it’s turning out great. I’m kinda liking the semi-glossy look.
It’s making a lot of brown shine through when you get up close. I kinda like it.
Next steps are recoil pad, pillars, and full bed.
A lot of stocks come flat top only and need inletted, even if they’re synthetic. The whole “wood’s the only material worthy of this earth” argument is very outdated, and always has been.
Got the forend shaped. Not doing ebony.
Also sanded to the final grit. Found a cool “worn” look, but it’ll get touched up with another coat or two of the iron acetate solution and then tru oil.