Raw Linseed Oil - 0.5 litre

Raw Linseed Oil – 0.5 litre

Natural care for untreated wood

Raw Linseed Oil penetrates into the wood and restores the natural appearance of the grain and colour. It gives the surface a warm, well-maintained finish while preserving the authentic character of the wood.
The oil is especially suitable for untreated or completely stripped wood. Because raw linseed oil dries slowly, it is important to apply thin coats and allow sufficient drying time.

Applications

Raw Linseed Oil is suitable for treating:

• Untreated wooden furniture
• Wooden household items
• Doors and wooden panels
• Decorative wooden elements
• Bare wood during renovation and restoration projects

Always ensure that the wood is clean, dry, and free from old paint, varnish, or wax before application.

Application and practical tips

If necessary, sand the surface and carefully remove all dust. Apply a thin, even coat using a brush or a lint-free cloth.
Allow the oil to penetrate the wood and wipe away any excess before it becomes sticky. Let the surface dry thoroughly. Several thin coats provide a better result than one thick coat.
If in doubt, always test the product on an inconspicuous area first. The oil may deepen the natural colour of the wood.

Sustainable wood maintenance

Treating dry or aged wood with linseed oil helps extend its lifespan and reduces the need for replacement. Existing furniture and wooden objects can regain a well-maintained appearance while remaining in use for many years.
Only apply as much oil as the wood can absorb and store any remaining product tightly closed.

Safety

Cloths or rags soaked with linseed oil may self-ignite due to heat build-up. Always lay used cloths flat to dry in a safe, non-combustible location or dispose of them according to the safety instructions on the packaging. Never leave oil-soaked cloths crumpled together.

FAQ

What is Raw Linseed Oil used for?
It is used to nourish untreated or stripped wood and enhance the natural grain.

Should old paint or varnish be removed first?
Yes. The wood should be free from paint, varnish, wax, dirt, and dust for optimal absorption.

How do I apply Raw Linseed Oil?
Apply a thin coat with a brush or lint-free cloth, allow it to soak in, and wipe away any excess oil.

How long does Raw Linseed Oil take to dry?
Drying time depends on the surface, temperature, ventilation, and the thickness of the applied coat. Always allow sufficient drying time before applying another coat or using the surface.

Will it change the colour of the wood?
Yes. Linseed oil generally deepens the natural colour and grain of the wood. Test first on an inconspicuous area.

How much does the bottle contain?
The bottle contains 0.5 litre.