Apply liberally with a clean rag or brush and wipe off the surplus oil after a few minutes during application. Nibs may be removed from the final coat by applying oil with a scouring pad, rubbing in the direction of the grain, then wiping away the surplus with clean rags or paper kitchen towels. It is ideal for all woods and is excellent on turned woodwork. The finish is satin and differs from teak oil in that it contains special ingredients to give it a low lustre finish. For a gloss finish, use Rustins Teak Oil. Apply the Danish Oil liberally with a clean lint-free cloth or good quality brush, and wipe off any surplus oil after a few minutes

Application: Apply liberally with a clean rag or brush and wipe off the surplus oil after a few minutes. Nibs may be removed from the final coat by applying oil with a scouring pad, rubbing in the direction of the grain, then wiping away the surplus with clean rags or paper kitchen towels. May be used outside as a primer-sealer under exterior coatings or alone as a high maintenance finish, where it will require additional coats and regular maintenance. Prior application of Rustins Advanced Clear Wood Preserver is recommended for exterior woodwork. Type: Rustins Danish Oil is a blend of oils, resins and driers, formulated to produce an attractive and durable finish. The finish is Satin. For a gloss finish, use Rustins Teak Oil. Rustins Danish Oil is a blend of oils, resins and driers, formulated to produce an attractive and durable finish primarily on interior bare wood and joinery. It is an easy-to-use wipe-on finish, which brings out the beauty of the timber and gives a natural, open grained and soft lustrous finish.Three coats should be applied to bare wood. Drying time is 4-6 hours depending on temperature and humidity. Re-coat once the previous coat is dry. Intended Use: Primarily for interior bare wood and joinery. Before use on veneered doors and timber refer to the furniture manufacturers instructions as some coating products are not suitable for this application. May be used outside as a primer-sealer under exterior coatings or alone as a high maintenance finish where it will require additional coats and regular maintenance. Prior application of Rustins Advanced Clear Wood Preserver is recommended for exterior woodwork.

For a superior smooth finish, the final coat may be applied using a plastic scouring pad, rubbing in the direction of the grain and wiping away any surplus with a soft, lint-free cloth or paper towel Coverage is approximately 14sq.m per litre per coat depending on the absorbency of the wood. Periodic re-oiling is required. Clean surfaces before re-oiling using White Spirit. Wood may be stained or dyed with either a water-based or solvent-based wood stain or dye before oiling if required Compatibility: Danish Oil may be used over the following Rustins products Grain/Wood filler and Wood Dye. Up to 30% of Rustins Wood Dye may be added to Danish Oil. Rustins Polyurethane Varnish may be applied over Rustins Danish Oil at any time. This product can be used as a wood primer before applying undercoat. The surface must be clean before varnishing. Always do a test area before starting any project to assess product suitability and final finish. Follow the manufacturer's instructions on the container at all times. Stir / shake Rustins Danish Oil well before use or product will dry to a gloss finish.Preparation: The bare wood must be clean, smooth, dry and free from wax, dust and contaminants. Remove wax or surface oil from oily timbers such as Teak and Iroko by scrubbing with white spirit or Rustins Surface Cleaner and a scouring pad, then wipe away whilst still wet with clean rags. Remove existing paint and varnishes with Rustins Strypit Paint and Varnish Stripper. Bare wood may be dyed before coating with Rustin Wood Dye. Do not apply with Knotting.

Shelf-life/Storage: Many years if stored in original, tightly closed container in normal cool, dry conditions. Note: once opened it is recommended that the oil is transferred to a smaller metal/glass container as it is used up to minimise the airspace over the oil as this can cause the formation of a solid gel. All surface coatings such as paints and varnishes must be removed with a paint and varnish remover before oiling During preparation, the bare wood must be clean, smooth, dry and free from wax, dust and contaminants. Remove wax or surface oil from oily timbers such as Teak and Iroko by scrubbing with white spirit or Rustins Surface Cleaner and a scouring pad, then wipe away whilst still wet with clean rags. Remove existing paint and varnishes with Rustins Strypit Paint and Varnish Stripper. Bare wood may be dyed before coating with Rustin Wood Dye. Do not apply with Knotting. Waxed surfaces should be thoroughly scrubbed with white spirit or a wax and polish remover, and a scouring pad