Walrus Oil Polymerized Linseed Oil 16oz
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Polymerized Linseed Oil is a durable, VOC-free wood finish that protects wood’s surfaces from scratches while enhancing the natural beauty of the wood. Its fast-curing, polymerized formula creates a hard, long-lasting finish that locks in and seals wood pores. With no artificial gloss, it adds a warm, natural sheen that highlights the wood's true character. Its versatility, ease of application, and eco-friendly nature make it a preferred choice among woodworkers and craftsmen for sealing and preserving wooden surfaces.
Free from dryers, metals, or chemicals, our Linseed Oil is 100% natural and Linseed Oil is FDA-approved for food-contact surfaces.
Pro Tip:
Since our Linseed Oil is polymerized with heat, and not chemicals, it has a natural thick and somewhat sticky consistency. You can mix it with a natural solvent (25%), Tung Oil or Furniture Finish, to thin the product. Buff off residue with non-woven pads after 12 - 24 hrs to remove all excess finish. Buffing may need to be repeated once a day for a few days depending on the environment and amount of finish used.
| Brand | Walrus |
| Finish Type | polymerizing |
| Solvent Clean Up | Paint Thinner or Mineral Spirits |
| Ways to Apply | Prep Surface by sanding at 220 grit. Apply a thin layer of oil to entire surface with a nonwoven pad or 220 grit sandpaper. Work oil into the wood until it no longer feels wet. Allow 12-24 hours to cure, then buff off excess. When building coats, lightly |
| Dry Time (recoat) | 12h-24h |
| Recommended Coats | As many as desired |
| Size | 16oz |
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