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Bartoline Raw Linseed Oil is an ideal solution for DIY enthusiasts and professionals seeking a traditional, water-resistant protective treatment for softwood garden furniture, wooden sports equipment, musical instruments, and porous stone floors like terracotta. It provides a natural, deep-penetrating finish that preserves the life of the material; however, users should be aware that it requires a long drying time of approximately one week and is not suitable for dense hardwoods like Oak or Teak.
| Model Part Number | RL2070 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bartoline |
No. Raw Linseed Oil is not suitable for dense hardwoods like Oak or Teak. These require specific Teak Oils designed for high-density timber.
While it may feel touch-dry sooner, it requires approximately one week to fully cure and harden.
For optimal results, apply two or three coats, waiting 24 hours between each application.
Yes, but ensure the room is well-ventilated during the application and drying process due to the natural odor of the oil.
No. The wood must be stripped back to the bare, untreated surface for the oil to penetrate effectively.
Wash them thoroughly in soapy water to remove the oil, then dispose of them outdoors in a non-flammable, sealed container.
You likely applied too much oil. Wipe the surface with a clean cloth dampened with a small amount of white spirit to remove the excess tackiness.
The wood may still have a factory finish or old wax present. You must sand the surface more thoroughly to open the wood pores.
Before starting your project, ensure the area is well-ventilated. The surface must be clean, dry, and free of dust or debris. If the surface was previously painted or stained, you must sand it down to bare wood to allow for proper absorption.
Important Safety Note: Cloths soaked in linseed oil are a known fire hazard due to spontaneous combustion. Always wash application cloths thoroughly in soapy water immediately after use and dispose of them safely outdoors in a sealed metal container.
