🛋️ WALRUS OIL Furniture Finish - Premium Blend of Polymerizing Safflower, Tung, and Hemp Seed Oils - For Hardwood Tables, Chairs, and More. 100% Vegan - 32oz Jug Review

My antique piano was in really bad shape, I thought it was hopeless until I came across Walrus furniture oil. You can see what he did for my piano! This is a necessary item!

Excellent product gives a beautiful rich finish. On the table, I diluted it with regular teak oil to go a little further and thinned it down a bit to make it easier to absorb.

Easy to apply and gives a beautiful color to the wood. Disappointed with how long the oil stays "wet" and keeps smelling. 2 months after applying just one coat it still smells and I'm afraid to apply anything porous to the treated wood for fear there will be oil stains at the end.

I use this polymerizable oil blend instead of straight tung oil. I use it without cuts, it is easy to apply and absorbs quickly. One of my favorite features is that it doesn't smell like other polymerizing oils like BLO or tung oil. It may seem to take a little longer to heal, but once you stop cutting, what's the rush?

Easy to apply and gives a beautiful color to the wood. Disappointed with how long the oil stays "wet" and keeps smelling. 2 months after applying just one coat it still smells and I am afraid to apply anything porous to the treated wood for fear it will end up with oil stains.

I use this polymerizing oil blend in place of straight tung oil. I use it without cuts, it is easy to apply and absorbs quickly. One of my favorite features is that it doesn't smell like other polymerizing oils like BLO or tung oil. It may seem to take a little longer to heal, but once you stop cutting, what's the rush?

I've been moving toward this group of finishes; polymerizing oils. I started this journey with a diluted poly in the form of Danish Oil, which worked reasonably well but left me with all the effort for a more natural look. I have used 0smo and still use a single layer two piece alternative for countertops and items that get heavier use (the one I use for this was designed for floors and is quite expensive. I found this alternative recently and used it. It worked well on Walnut, Ash, Maple, and…