Boiled Linseed Oil – Fast Drying Flaxseed Wood Treatment to Rejuvenate, Restore and Condition Outdoor and Indoor Wood Furniture, Floors and Sports Equipment, 250 ML
Boiled Linseed Oil – Fast Drying Flaxseed Wood Treatment to Rejuvenate, Restore and Condition Outdoor and Indoor Wood Furniture, Floors and Sports Equipment, 250 ML
- CLEAR WOOD FINISH - Boiled Linseed wood refinishing oil absorbs into the wood's grain, enhancing the natural color and the texture of the grain
- PRESERVE & RESTORE - Boiled Linseed fast-drying wood oil penetrates deep into the grain to help condition the wood, restore the wood and ensures its longevity
- DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BOILED & RAW - Boiled Linseed Oil has drying solvents added to the oil to speed up the drying process; whereas raw is in its purest form and is slow to dry
- SAFEGUARD UNTREATED WOOD - To finish and preserve indoor and outdoor wood anything from patio furniture, decks, wood flooring & sporting equipment
- EASY TO APPLY - Linseed oil is derived from flaxseeds, also known as flaxseed oil; easy to use on large surfaces to treat, condition and enhance untreated wood
Product Description
Natural Layer of Dependable Protection
Boiled Linseed Oil brings wood to life by enhancing its natural colors and texture. The oil penetrates deep into the wood, nourishing as it cures. Boiled Linseed Oil (BLO) is not actually boiled — drying agents are added to Raw Linseed Oil to already created BLO for a faster drying wood treatment BLO absorbs deep into the wood's grain and dries within hours, depending on the weather. Once cured and polymerized, an added layer of protection is created. The wood must also be treated every six month to a year.
Easy Application
First, make sure the wood surface is clean and free of debris. Once cleaned, apply the first coat with a cloth, brush, or roller. Let the oil soak into the wood for 10 to 15 minutes. Thoroughly wipe the surface to remove excess oil to prevent build-up resulting in a sticky surface. For proper application and preservation, apply 2 - 3 coats at 12 to 24 hour intervals.
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