How to Use
Prep Surface by sanding at 220 grit. Apply a thin layer of oil to entire surface with a nonwoven pad or 220 grit sandpaper. Work oil into the wood until it no longer feels wet. Allow 12-24 hours to cure, then buff off excess. When building coats, lightly sand between 220-800 grit, increase grit and allow 12-24 hours of cure time between coats. Fully cures over time.
Linseed Oil Benefits & Uses
Our Polymerized Linseed Oil is 100% VOC-Free and is made without dryers, metals, or chemicals. It leaves a durable, protective film that shields against aging and scratches while preserving the wood's natural beauty. Because it polymerizes, it dries exceptionally quickly, ensuring thorough curing and resulting in a hard, long-lasting finish that effectively seals wood pores without creating an artificial gloss. Its versatility, ease of application, and eco-friendly nature make it a top choice among woodworkers and craftsmen for sealing and preserving wooden surfaces.
Difference between Polymerized Linseed Oil and Pure Tung Oil
Read our blog on the difference between tung oil vs linseed oil here.
Is it Food-Safe?
Yes, our Polymerized Linseed Oil is considered safe for food-contact surfaces by the FDA. It is made 100% VOC-Free, with zero dryers, metals, or chemicals.
Project Ideas
Custom Guitars, Furniture Restoration, Luthier Work, Axe and Tool protection, and a whole lot more.
