🌿 Preserve your wood’s soul with pure, slow-crafted care!
Pure Raw Linseed Oil offers a 1-gallon, 100% natural wood conditioning solution that penetrates deeply to restore and protect furniture, flooring, patios, metal tools, and leather. Its slow-drying formula ensures thorough nourishment and a durable moisture barrier, making it an essential, versatile product for maintaining and elevating wood surfaces with effortless application.
L**G
Quality
Excellent product
T**E
Great wood protection for raised bed gardens
Used to treat 2 X 10 (untreated) lumber for raised bed garden construction. Natural, plant-based (not boiled) protection that will not leach harmful chemicals into the garden soil. Used 2-3 coats before screwing beds together. Dries and soaks in slowly, Give it time. They should last 10 years or more. Darkened the wood slightly and enhances the grain.
T**Y
Raw Linseed Oil (biodegradable)
Biodegradable and no harmful chemicals. Easy cleanup of brushes with warm water and soap. Used on cedar planks of raised vegetable bed.
T**D
A solid product, consistent, smells neutral
This Oil is working very well for our non toxic log home. Delivery has been great.
J**Z
good value
spreads and drys well
T**.
Francisco
I had asked if this was good for cooking and 'Francisco' answered saying he used it for planter boxes.... I thought I'd mention that the description says... Pure Raw Linseed Oil vs. Boiled Linseed Oil Similarities Both are fantastic options for: Protecting and sealing unfinished wood Reviving faded, weathered wood Sealing wood from water marks and nicks Extends and fortifies oil-based paints & stains to offer a beautiful, protective gloss finish Differences Pure Raw Linseed Oil is in it's purest form so it takes a long time to dry, 2-4 hours. Boiled Linseed Oil has been formulated to dry faster, 12-18 hours. It's not for use on projects that will be food related such as vegetable gardens, butcher block countertops & cutting boards. With both Pure Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil: read all precautions, ventilate your work area well, and dispose of application rags immediately after each use in a sealed water-filled metal container to prevent spontaneous combustion & fire. So hopefully Francisco will see this.
M**Y
Works Great I think!
The linseed oil was required to keep my new fence in lasting condition. I bought 5 gallons and needed an extra gallon to complete the project. I used an electric sprayer to apply, and it did the job well. I started with a brush, but with the hard to reach places and overall time to apply, I settled with a cheap sprayer. My fence looks amazing and the oil brought out the richer clearer look. Thank You!! I just hope it looks good before the next application in 4 years.
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