Boiled Linseed Oil for Wood Finishing 6.8 fl oz 200 ml Furniture Polish Waterproofing Crack Filling Mixing with Paint and Putty

Hard not to like a nice oil rubbed look and feel on nice sanded wood. If you maintain a nice finish this is for you.

Use it on my outdoor bench and garden gate. I mix in a little stain and it looks great. Only need to do it once a year.

I needed this oil to cover some tiles and protect it from the winter and it does work. It occasionally accumulates dirt but I'm able to wash it off with a scrub, brush. The soil hardens and protects the tile.

Applies well, looks great. Doesn't smell really bad like other linseed oil reviews have mentioned. Applied to a small 3lb sledge hammer, an 8lb sledgehammer, and a war hammer so far. Takes a good 3 coats to really soak in cover.

Very nice oil that looks good on my wood items. I will definitely keep using.

I wanted this for cutting boards, knife and tool handles. Turns out it also contains putty and paint. If you read description, it states for use on various objects including puttied and painted objects. And Amazon will not accept returns.

Stinks but does the job very well. Make sure you give your item plenty of outside air time. Results are well worth the hassle.

It looks correct. Pretty good actually. Haven’t used it yet, but how can oil not work properly?

I always like buying Granotone products as they consistently have good quality and excellent value . This oil delivers a good experience as it applies easily with a brush or rag and deeply penetrates wood surfaces adding depth to the wood grain and giving a lustrous gloss which is much more natural and subsided than a PU gloss . I prefer to use naturally derived products which nourish as well as protect the wood . Very happy with the results . I treated a door and one of my antique cabinets and the initial appearance is really nice . When the oil dries in 24to48 hours the final finish will get revealed

Great for wooden furniture

good product simple to use.

Easy to use

I used it to treat wooden planks. Works well as a finish