HOPE'S 100% Pure Tung Oil, Food Safe, Premium Waterproof Natural Wood Finish and Sealer for Indoor and Outdoor Projects, 32 Fl Oz, 1 Pack

I used HOPE'S Pure Tung Oil to seal two raised bed gardens. I was concerned about using something that could leech toxins into the soil and then be taken up by the vegetable plants, but that is not a concern with this oil. It is 100% pure. The smell is nice, earthy, nutty. It applies very easily. The appearance is beautiful. It only slightly darkened the cedar but gave it a warm, beautiful color. Clean up was a breeze. I have no doubt it will improve the durability and increase the life of my garden beds. I will not hesitate to use it again on future beds I add to my garden.

Used this as an alternative to pricier cedar garden box oil for a raised garden bed made from Douglas Fir (cedar cost too much). Took a bit to confirm the difference between this “pure” Tung oil and something like Watco “Tung oil finish” that includes additives for drying that aren’t food safe. This product fit the bill and is all natural and food safe. I used about 1/2 - 2/3 of this quart bottle to apply 2 coats on 30-40 linear feet of wood. Will likely use up the rest to reapply on exterior surfaces in late summer or early fall so it can cure a bit before wet/cold winter weather hits. Smells nice and uniquely nutty. Unlike other products like laquer, dutch oil varnish or paint I didn’t need a respirator to avoid headaches, nor other caustic products to clean up. This was really pleasant to work with. Applied very easily with a cloth or brush. It’s like wiping wood with olive oil or something - not super tacky or messy to clean either. Used a bit of odorless mineral spirits to clean up & wash hands, but soap & water cut most of it. Gave the light fir boards a nice even tan that looks great. Similar to, maybe slightly darker than, plain butcher block oil. Only downside is the drying/curing time - you’re supposed to wait at least 7-10 days, ideally a month or more, for it to cure & harden before exposing it to heavy sun or water. We didn’t have time for that so it was outside after only about a week and still retained a bit of the tung oil odor. Hopefully it was waterproof enough to last a while. So far it’s holding up great! Curious to see what it will look like in a year or so …

Smells amazing, all-natural and safe wood finish. Has really been breathing new and beautiful new life into some wood floors and furniture, and it seems hard to find high-quality natural products

I had used this in the hopes that it would treat the wood etching I had on a pizza board as a present. it not only was easy to use, but did a excellent job of bringing out the color of the wood and the etching, I will purchase again. It does take a long time to dry, but the wait is worth it.

Many products called Tung Oil aren’t really Tung Oil, or only partly Tung Oil. This is my first time using pure, 100% Tung Oil. I wouldn’t use it on an application that requires water resistance because despite claims to the contrary I know it’s inferior to many other finishes. I like that it pops the grain on antique furniture without any sheen. Refinishing antiques might be the only application I’ll use it for. It couldn’t be easier to apply, but it takes FOREVER to dry. Subsequent coats can be added after 24 hours, but in my cold garage it’s taken a few weeks to dry. I suspect warmer temperatures would accelerate the drying time. I would recommend mixing it 50/50 with mineral spirits for at least the first coat just to get better penetration, since in pure form it’s about as thick as pancake syrup. I wouldn’t recommend it for every application, but I love it on certain pieces of furniture.

This is awesome. Used it on some rough cut cedar kitchen cabinet doors. Made them look incredible. Highly recommended.

Pure, nutty tung oil. Dries slowly (cures in a few days to a few weeks depending on how many coats you apply) but it is well worth the rich waterproof finish. Smells amazing too.

Fast delivery and And great product