Pure Tung Oil - 32 Fl Oz | Waterproof, Natural Wood Finish & Sealer by Hope's Review

We first tried the cheap version from Home Depot, which disappointed us because we didn't realize it wasn't pure tung oil. Used it on wood countertops we installed last year. Follow the directions on the bottle, making sure to buff the wood between coats until completely dry and allowing a full 12 hours between coats. We didn't need to dilute the oil at all, but we did hand sand lightly between the first coats to smooth out the texture. Don't skimp on the oil, coat the surface and let it sit…

Firstly, I have never used PURE Tung Oil. I have used mixes either diluted or mixed with nail polish and have really enjoyed these products. To be clear, I'm in the middle of a project with this product right now, but my first thoughts are: 1. Because it's pure tung oil, it doesn't spread as easily as other formulas. The consistency is very similar to syrup, but not sticky. It spreads and I found the woven fabric accommodates it well and makes it easy to pull on each layer. I don't like the…

My house has over solid virgin pine floors laid over a century ago. The floors used to be treated with tung oil and I keep the tradition going. Polyurethane is too shiny for a historic home. Because the coating is oily, it can be cleaned with water, but not with an oil-dissolving detergent. I oiled her ten years ago. Various well-meaning cleaners have occasionally used Murphy's Oil soap or other cleaning agents over the years and the finish has had to be restored. I washed the floor thoroughly…