Aeroplane - Double Boiled Linseed Oil - Used for Wood Finishing & Restoration, Sports Equipment, Wall Base Coat & Putty, Tools & Hardware - Natural Wood Varnish (250 ML)

Excellent and very easy to use. You can easily apply using a small, clean piece of cotton cloth. First pic shows before and after first coat. Second shows final result after three coats.

This oil is very thick, really viscous oil. It is very good for small applications like say knife handles etc. For large area uses simple boiled linseed oil will do well. The flavor also is very nice. Very edible/food-like smell. I use this for my knife handles etc. It works quite well.

After a lot of research I selected linseed oil as the best way to restore antique furniture. After searching found the aeroplane brand linseed oil available in India. There was a bit of delay in shipment buy once I got it, I was convinced that I got the right product. Unlike other artificial wood polish, this is quite easy to apply. Few tips for users1) Sand the surface to the finest grit to get the best outcome. The smoother the surface the better the finish2) This is a penetrating oil and meant to increase water resistance. It does not have gloss. If you are looking for gloss go for Varnish or PU.3) This is more suited for natural wood like teak and rose wood to amplify the natural colour4) There will be a pungent smell for few days. Wear a mask while applying and keep in a ventilated space while drying5) Ensure to wipe excess oil while applying.

Good product which after applying removed stains n made color more brighter... Only issue after applying it makes wood sticky and takes 7-8 days to dry to be normal

Absolutely great for natural or coloured wood. Does amazing job.

Easy to apply. Absorbed quickly by wood. If applied in excess - difficult to clean.

As usual, appropriate packing. Used it in 1:1 ratio with terpentine to ensure better penetration on old teak and seasoned neem wood. The results have been very nice. Applying linseed oil has been an age old method of treating the wood. Have tried lacquer and some readymade coats. Using linseed and danish oil from aeroplane brand has been doing two things, adding a nice protective and restorative coat while still keeping the texture of the wood intact and not making a layer over it. With this we wish the aeroplane team a luck and request them to keep up the good work, best regards.

It is simply used oil which made floor sticky like cooked oil. It smells like used oil. Waste of money