32oz

I like Tung oil on furniture that I build. It brings out the warm depth of natural wood like this cherry coffee/puzzle table that I'm building. Easy to use. I trust Walrus 100% Tung Oil. Just be aware that if you haven't used 100% tung oil as a finish before, it takes a long time in comparison to other finishes to apply. I prefer thin coats and to let them polymerize/cure for several days between applications. I also like to cure the coats outside on dry, sunny days. This oil will not yellow with age. If applied and cured properly, provides great protection with low lustre for a long time, and can be touched up with more tung oil when you want. I really like it for heirloom furniture pieces that I make and can be used on pieces that reside indoors or outside.

Great quality tung oil. My teak outdoor rockers look awesome. No smell and works great at a very good price point. Pictures of before, prepped, and finished with tung oil. So far, very water repellent.

I love me some Tung Oil. I use it to condition and restore wooden tool handles. I use it on My wood handled hammers, garden rakes and shovels and my wheelbarrow handles. I sand with 200 then 400 grit. Apply oil, let cure wipe any access and apply a second and often a third coat. It makes for a smooth, hard, weatherproof finish and feels good in your hand. The hammer in the picture was sanded to raw wood, and two coats of oil applied over non-stained wood and it gave a 50 year hammer a great look and years more of use. Some reviewers comment they were confused about the size as the bottle bears the same shape as common gallon bottles , but the bottle in the ad picture is clearly labeled 32 fluid ounces and it is clearly described as 32 ounces in the description. Do your due diligence. The stuff is just expensive and may make you think you are getting a gallon. This is a quality product. I will buy more when I need more. Boiled linseed oil is cheaper and I use that for indoor projects where weather proofing is not an issue, BUT for outdoor projects , you want Tung oil and this brand seem like quality to me.

This oil is a dream for refinishing wood. It’s food safe and leave the wood with a very rich and perfect to touch finish. It is easy to apply does not have an offensive smell, although it does take a great deal of time to dry and cure, but worth the wait. Because it is safe and a beautiful and strong finish it checks all of my boxes for functionality.

best stuff for outdoor walnut post.

The oil works like it should. Thick and slow drying, with nothing added to maintain food grade standards. I may try adding some food grade orange solvent to it in the future to see if it soaks in a little more and dries quicker.

works great, I put three coats on ever 24 hours apart, wood will darken up and lok great.

I used this product on our outside teak table after I stripped it . WOW, the color that the wood turned to is beautiful, much better than when it was brand New . This Tung oil is not high build such as varnish , so it won’t crack and need to be stripped , just sand and reapply more finish . I wish I could show before and after .

Treating Wood

I was looking for some furniture wax to maintain counters and other old wood around the house then I came across this. I like that it's natural substance with nothing added. I applied it on a counter that hasn't been maintained in over 6 years. It brushed on much easier than wax. I just used a clean rag to remove the excess 24 hours later. It creates a decent layer of protection. I wouldn't say it waterproof, but it does keep moisture out long enough for the counter to be cleaned and it has improved the appearance of the wood. I reckon it does what I needed pretty well

Muy buen producto para la madera. Estoy muy satisfecho.

Applied an undilluted thick layer, followed by light sanding and 3 more thin layers. Let cure two weeks. 6 Months later countertop still looks great. Holds up to water perfectly. This product is very thick compared to brands which blend tung oil product with solvents. I like the 100% pure.

I make a ton of cutting boards, and have been using all sorts of mineral oil combos, but walrus tung oil is the only thing I will be using going forward, goes in quick, smells good, boards stay water resistant for Months