Tx 200 mk3 stock refresh

[Weasle]

I have a TX200 Mk3 with a walnut stock that's looking rather tired.
I don't think the previous owner did anything to the original factory finish.
What is the best way to clean off the existing finish (if any?) and start again?

Cheers

Steve

[Weasle]

I have a TX200 Mk3 with a walnut stock that's looking rather tired.
I don't think the previous owner did anything to the original factory finish.
What is the best way to clean off the existing finish (if any?) and start again?

Cheers

Steve

BTW I intend to use Philips walnut preparation, once I'm back to a decent base.

[maximus]

Personally I have used nitromors in the past but I believe from reading other threads that more effective alternatives are available. I then use various grade's of wet and dry until I get the finish I require. I then use ccl oil to finish, doesn't take too long to build up a decent result.

[Weasle]

Personally I have used nitromors in the past but I believe from reading other threads that more effective alternatives are available. I then use various grade's of wet and dry until I get the finish I require. I then use ccl oil to finish, doesn't take too long to build up a decent result.

Many thanks