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How to Apply a True Oil Finish
October 25, 2005

Nontoxic and easily repaired, this traditional finish is still worth considering.
Boiled Linseed Oil
August 1, 2005

The old favorite, boiled linseed oil, takes about a day to dry and produces a flat-sheen finish.
Seal-A-Cell/Arm-R-Seal
August 1, 2005

The General finish took only two hours to dry to a low-gloss sheen with fair water resistance.
Danish Oil Finish
August 1, 2005

The Hydrocote Danish Oil Finish looks milky in the bottle but dries in 24 hours to a clear, flat finish.
Natural Danish Oil
August 1, 2005

The J.E. Moser's Natural Danish Oil took nine hours to dry to a relatively dark satin finish.
Polymerized Tung Oil Varnish
August 1, 2005

J.E. Moser's Polymerized Tung Oil Varnish offered the darkest color of the products tested.
Sam Maloof's Poly/Oil Finish
August 1, 2005

Sam Maloof's Poly/Oil Finish dries 24 hours to a fairly light, flat finish.
Tung Oil High Luster
August 1, 2005

Sutherland Welles Tung Oil dried in three hours to a fairly light, low-gloss finish.
High Gloss Finish
August 1, 2005

Waterlox Original High Gloss Finish dries in about three hours to a fairly dark, semigloss finish.
Clear Urethane Oil Finish
August 1, 2005

Woodcraft Clear Urethane Oil dried in four hours to a medium-dark, satin finish.

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