Furniture Clinic Danish Oil for Wood - Premium Oil to Enhance The Natural Beauty of Oak, Pine & More - Seal & Protect for a Satin Finish. 500ml

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They say that the reaction between the oil and the door would be pretty much immediate and obvious, so at least the one coat we have put on so far hasn't reacted.

If you take a shortcut and skip oiling the back of the worktop, you run the risk of bowing and splitting worktops! The board was left for one hour and then wiped over again to remove any oil that might have exuded back out of the pores of the wood. I've read that Danish Oil will continue to seep out of the pores of red oak, sometimes for days after it's applied.

Personally I prefer to strip off all hardware and lay flat but doing two coats each side had turned into a very long job. When applying Danish oil to oak wood, the type of Danish oil, the thickness of the coat, the temperature and humidity, and the type of oak wood can all affect how long it takes for the oil to cure. Here is the newly updated 2013 edition of this guide, with the Rubio Monocoat and the Blanchon Original Wood Environment tested and under scrutiny.

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Two more coats of Danish Oil should be applied after the first, leaving the full four to six hours drying time between each coat to ensure the previous application has completely dried before applying the next. On previously waxed or polished surfaces it is essential for an even finish and protection to strip back to bare wood with sandpaper, wire wool and white spirit as necessary. If the wood has been painted or waxed, you’ll have to remove that finish before you can oil the surface. Before applying the Danish Oil to oak, it is important to properly clean the wood and remove any old finishes and spray on polishes.