Raw Linseed Oil Common Uses

• Restores, Enhances & Protects untreated timber
• Slow drying, cold pressed natural oil. Helps wood retain its natural moisture content, aids water repellence and retards cracking, checking, and shrinking.
• Commonly used as a polish to maintain oiled wood and natural finishes.
• Improves and delays weathering of Outdoor Furniture.
• Used on wooden: Outdoor Furniture, Cricket Bats, Baseball Bats, Hockey Sticks, Archery Equipment, Croquet Mallets, Saw Horses, Ladders, Benches, Bench Blocks , Salad Bowls , Utensils & Chopping Boards.
• Best results are obtained when Linseed Oil is mixed 50:50 with Mineral Turpentine. The mixture is wiped on and immediately wiped off with a clean rag.
• Raw Linseed Oil is mainly for outdoor use & Boiled Linseed Oil is mainly used indoors.
• Raw Linseed Oil is lighter in body and penetrates deeper into wood than Boiled Linseed Oil, so it is sometimes used on light coloured woods as a light stain to bring out the grain and give protection against water stains.
• Linseed Oil makes an attractive and decorative finish.
• Raw Linseed Oil is cold pressed and is suitable to feed horses.
• Miscellaneous: Treatment for putty manufacture, wood preservation, sealants, caulking compounds, brake linings, linoleum, textiles, and foundry products.
• Used in leather treatment products, polishes and animal care products.