Furniture Clinic Boiled Linseed Oil, for Wood Stone & Metal

I used this on a mahogany bar that my grandfather built in 1936. It had some rings on it and this took them right out. Other products (like orange oil) covered them up but they always came back to the surface in a day or two. So far so good with this product! The bar looks beautiful. The smell….VERY mild…for linseed oil I was pleasantly surprised!!

Great product one bottle will last a very long time.

Quality product.

Treating a new hammer handle and its going well. The only issue is its not drying in 24 hours. Its taking at least 36 hours before I can re-apply so its taking a week just to get it treated properly

This is a great product. I have been looking for BOILED Linseed Oil for the longest time but I could only ever find it in large size jugs of a gallon or more, or the overpriced chemically mixed one. This oil works great, has very little [and also tolerable] odor and the price was right. First used it on my hammer's wood handle and it has restored the beauty of the wood. Had this hammer for nearly 20 years and got a LOT of use out of it. The wood was in good shape but visibly used & old. Putting about 10-15 coats of this oil on it has made it look almost brand new again. Now I'm currently using it on the Hickory handle of my Council Tools Woodcraft 24" Axe. I've put on about 10 coats (out of 20 planned) and it has already begun to show a beautiful finish on the axe handle. It was already a beautiful and smooth piece of wood, but after applying this oil it has really brought out the wood grain and has already created a very nice lustre as well. Can't wait to see what it looks like after the full job is done. The only thing I would advise other users is to be mindful of how they dispose of any rags, gloves, etc...that are used for application of the oil. It's certainly not dangerous in and of itself, but in some cases it has been known to become unstable and possibly catch fire/blow if you dispose of carelessly, crumble up oil-soaked rags in the garbage with no breathing room or without washing them. Extremely easy to avoid any of these issues, though. Me personally I apply with a disposable glove - sometimes in tandem with a paper towel or small hand-rag. Once finished, I rinse the glove & rags with warm water and either Palmolive or Dawn dish soap prior to throwing in the trash. Dawn works best for oil/grease but Palmolive has also been good for this. I've done it this way daily and had absolutely NO problems. Doing your clean-up this way simultaneously creates peace of mind and minimizes any lingering smell from permeating the garbage bag/trash can. I have never had any problems this way. Overall I definitely recommend this product for any wood treatments you have around the house. It's great.

Looks great on my vintage Papasan chair! Gives it the perfect shine and brought it back to life.

Great product and works great 👍

Refreshed the look of the entry door- simple and very effective the one thing to consider is that it has a very strong smell

Ich nutze das Öl zum Anmischen meiner Farben und bin sehr zufrieden. Es lässt sich wunderbar verarbeiten, verbessert den Fluss der Farbe und die Trocknungszeit ist ideal für meine Projekte

Used on a cedar staircase railing. Easy to use and love the results

This worked beautifully on two raw wooden bowls that I have and love. They were looking cracked, sad and parched. This oil has them looking even better than when I first got them. It's not a varnish, but something that seems like it actually treats the wood itself. Following the instructions, I applied it once a day for three days. It has a very strong smell so I kept the wood by an open window (I also wore rubber gloves while working). On the 4th day, I've put them back in place and they look transformed. The oil has sunk it well, and there's no residue on the surface. Excellent product. Smelly but does the job beautifully.

One of the best wood Care products

J'ai acheté cette huile de lin cuite de Furniture Clinic et j'en suis absolument ravi car elle redonne une seconde jeunesse au bois en un clin d'œil. L'application est d'une simplicité remarquable et le produit pénètre en profondeur pour nourrir intensément les fibres tout en laissant une magnifique finition naturelle légèrement satinée qui met superbement en valeur le veinage. De plus le fait qu'elle soit cuite lui permet de sécher beaucoup plus rapidement qu'une huile de lin classique ce qui évite les surfaces collantes et offre une protection très efficace contre l'humidité et les agressions du quotidien. C'est une solution de traitement de haute qualité que je recommande sans la moindre hésitation à tous ceux qui veulent entretenir, protéger ou restaurer durablement leurs objets et meubles en bois !