Bedding Release agent

[Maskell Shotgun academy]

Hey guys,looking for a little help here, what are yall using for release agent when bedding your rifle stocks?
Regards
Mike

 

[Ontario Hunter]

I use a liberal application of silicon lube spray.

 

[Maskell Shotgun academy]

I use a liberal application of silicon lube spray.

Is that for a full length Bedding? I know lots of the release agent they sell with the kits doesn’t work really well.

 

[steve white]

I have used SnoSeal boot wax, very happy with results

 

[Ontario Hunter]

Is that for a full length Bedding? I know lots of the release agent they sell with the kits doesn’t work really well.

Yeah, the stuff in those kits doesn't work very well. I have also used paste wax. Silicone spray and paste wax are both available at most hardware stores. I know one fella who uses Hubbards boot grease apparently with good effect.

 

[Hififile324]

I have used Johnsons Paste wax, Fluoro-Carbon spray on mold release, I tried PAM (Forget that one).

Remember when working with epoxy bedding, steel bed, or Brownells Acraglass kits, the adhesive is guaranteed to flow where you don't want it to. I always remove my trigger components, plug screw holes with putty or Johnson's wax.

My go to mold release is right here. I have used it on more customers guns than I can remember. https://www.brownells.com/tools-cleaning/gun-tools/stock-bedding/acra-release/

 

[fourfive8]

Johnson’s paste wax in every nook and cranny. Use small artist brush or Qtip for tight areas. Also make sure of no mechanical lock.

 

[Winmdl71]

I’ve used Johnson paste wax and Brownells spray release agent. Both work really well for me.

 

[samson7x]

Another vote for Johnson's paste wax.

 

[AJ Peacock]

I use Imperial sizing wax, especially good on the screws and threads. I've used other things, but this is my go to. I also always have it handy, as I use it for sizing brass.

AJ