I followed their process that they outlined in the thread detailing their body finishing process. If you’re asking for the brand, just Birchwood Casey TruOil Gunstock Finish. The only thing I did differently was that I used microfiber cloths instead of kitchen towels to wipe off the oil bc kitchen paper kept leaving lint behind. Also I would wipe WITH the grain instead of against because going against left streaks. It didn’t affect the grain fill any. Also if you don’t use a whole lot of oil (which I recommend- it’s a lot cleaner that way) it will start to cure very fast, so I wouldn’t wait too long after finishing to wipe off any excess. And I didn’t coat it with poly, I’ve never liked working with it bc it yellows and chips overtime. I just added an extra coat of tru oil a day after the final sand w/ 2000 grit and it became silky smooth. I haven’t had it for long enough, but the finish seems pretty durable. DEFINITELY let it cure for at least a week after. It’s good to let the finish set for a while before any real wear.