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Hope 100-Percent Tung Oil, 32-Ounce

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Natural Stain & Finish Cleaner
Forms a low gloss, hand rubbed, durable finish
Cleans to a natural, brilliant shine
1 Quart
100% Tung Oil

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Hope 100-Percent Tung Oil, 32-Ounce

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Product Dimensions	7.7 x 5.2 x 2.5 inches
Shipping Weight	2.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Item model number	692-32TO12
ASIN	B000I1QA6E
Customer Reviews	144 customer reviews 4.8 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank	#422 in arts-crafts #531 in Home & Kitchen > Cleaning Supplies > Household Cleaning

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Great finish with a few caveats

By kolyur on June 21, 2012

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I recently purchased a new workbench with a 72x30 maple butcher block top. I researched various types of finishes before settling on tung oil. I was looking for a durable finish that would penetrate the surface, and everything I read about tung oil suggested that it would fit the bill.

The Real Milk Paint website has very thorough instructions for using tung oil and they recommend as many as 10 coats for high-use surfaces. I ended up applying seven coats to the top surface and two to the bottom, with at least 24 hours in between. For all coats I thinned the oil 50/50 with mineral spirits to help with penetration. I spread the mixture with a foam brush, let it sit for an hour or so, then wiped off the excess with cotton rags. I went through about 1.5 quarts of tung oil for the whole job.

The end result was a beautiful, protective finish, but I'll caution you of the following:
* Tung oil definitely has an odor when wet, which I would describe as nutty. (Yes, it's a bit nutty.) It's not a bad smell but it gets a little more unpleasant as it dries and it lingers for a month or two. It's been several months since I finished my bench top and I still catch a whiff of it now and then.
* I was expecting to be able to use my new workbench fairly soon after applying the last coat, but the surface kept a slight tacky feel for over a month. (This might have been affected by the humidity in my basement.)
* The oil does tend to raise the grain of the wood, so it's probably advisable to sand between coats.

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All natural oil, no solvents

By M&PK on October 11, 2011

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We've had a scandinavian teak table for 16 years, and when purchased it came with a quart of Danish teak oil. We oiled the table twcie a year for a long time, but after having babies the maintenance fell dramatically. When we started having white water / moisture marks on the table more regularly we started oiling again, but soon used up almost the entire quart.

[Side note about water marks on furniture: mix a little wood ash from a fire place with some wood oil (or even vegetable / olive oil) until you have a thick paste like tooth paste. The ash should be as fine as possible, almost like powder prior to mixing. Then use a LOT of elbow grease and rub, mostly with the grain of the wood. I'll rub in an "X" pattern across the grain quite a bit on our teak table as well. It'll take some time, but the water mark will disappear. After rubbing for minutes, take a clean cloth coated in oil and wipe up whatever didn't get rubbed in. If you still see a ghost of white, rub with more ash/oil paste. I used to rub with a cloth, but now just wear nitrile (latex, whatever you've got) gloves so I have a better feel and none of the paste is soaked up into the cloth.]

Back to our teak table. I started looking for replacement teak oil and was shocked to see everything was diluted with mineral spirits or other solvents. Some teak "oil finish"products don't even contain any oil at all! After researching, I discovered this was the norm. Our original bottle of teak oil was much thicker and darker than anything I could find elsewhere. More research led me to realize that real treak oil is hard to find and very expensive. The closest product in a real oil without solvents is Tung oil (from a nut).

This oil is THICK.Read more ›

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Great finish to wood

By Vishal Sharma on May 8, 2015

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This is a great product. All natural and gives an amazing finish to the wood. I applied this on my old growth redwood sofa and on my teak outdoor patio furniture. I would strongly recommend this over anything else to finish your wood. Its a bit of work, but you won't be disappointed with the results.
Don't believe those 1-star 2-star reviewers. This is the real oil and needs some time to dry and adding multiple coats helps with the finish.

As others have recommended here to dilute this with a solvent mix, i didn't do that. I just applied it as-is on my Sofa and i am very pleased with the results. Just follow the instructions on the container. And Its not necessary for you to dilute the oil. It can be used as-is.

Enjoy!!

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Pure Tung Oil

By Mike N on December 9, 2010

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The product name covers it; 100% Tung Oil. It will not solve every finishing problem, but leaves a nice low-shine finish on the bowls I make. It is easy to work with, pleasant odor, and easy clean up. It is that rare finish that you don't mind getting all over your hands. Be sure to do some research on thinning the oil to help absorption. I have been using naptha or turpentine. I make another concoction of equal parts of tung oil, spar varnish, and turpentine for a higher gloss.
I've read that some people pour water in the can to take up air space to prevent oxidation. I use propane, but think the water idea is worth trying if you're not worried about freezing.

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Pure tung oil --not packaged as pictured

By Seth on June 27, 2012

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That's the reason for the three stars.

I specifically wanted the plastic jar. Much less difficult to open after you start using it. Metal cans do not seal as well either. Since Tung Oil polymerizes when exposed to oxygen.

The last batch I bought (comercially) over a year ago is still good in the plastic quart.

Beyond that, it is 100% tung oil, unlike the hardware store "claims to be" variety.

Mixed with citrus solvent it is a superb finish--always. And, food safe.

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Only 100% will do!

Great product! Easy to work with, and produces a wonderful finish. Most folks don't know the difference between 100% Tung Oil, and what some manufacturers produce called "Tung... Read more

Published 7 days ago by Amazon Customer

Natural and Fabulous!

Love it! Sanded an old dining table and wanted something non-toxic to seal it. The Tung oil was a bit sticky to work with but after it dried it was beautiful. Read more

Published 10 days ago by Amazon Customer

Works with the FlowHive here in Florida

I tried it on my FlowHive here in Florida and the bees didn't mind the smell. I also left it on the rain and seems to be good for it, plus the color is very nice. Read more

Published 13 days ago by feramis19

This is the real deal - good product with excellent results

This is the real deal - good product with excellent results. Allow plenty of time for drying, particularly if you do not thin the oil.

Published 17 days ago by Eric T. Lindberg

Five Stars

awesome!

Published 1 month ago by jnzz

Five Stars

tung oil is great

Published 1 month ago by Bayr Lukomyansky

Seals

Used to seal the wood and it worked great. Will continue to use and purchase when necessary.