PLAZA Double Boiled Linseed Oil 500 ml Pack Used for Wood Finishing, On Walls Before Applying Paint, Mixing in Putty, Bare Wooden Furniture, Outside Wooden Furniture, Etc..

High-quality stuff, not worth the price but still very quality. BLO is literally flax seed oil that requires supervision while heating.

Was exactly what I was looking for to add some finish and protection to a "project" counter top. My only complaint is that the inner cap is difficult to pull out and put back in and makes your hands all sticky. Put your gloves on before you even open the bottle!

I personally don't like the scent of this stuff. My husband doesn't mind it. He uses it to keep his garden blades oiled. Good product despite the smell. Would definitely buy again.

This stuff is viscous! Thicker than Mrs. Butterworth's, for sure. Think thick like the old STP Oil Treatment used to be, for you maturer folks. Add to that a pretty strong aroma (not overly horrid to my nose) that tends to hang. Two coats on some axe handles so far and quite pleased. Use vinyl or nitride gloves on application, and allow ample time for absorption. Nice darker color upon drying - darker than standard BLO. Oh, and the larger, single-bottle quantities of this stuff you buy (all the way from India), the better the price. Purchased the 500ml plastic bottle to try it, may purchase the liter next.

Perfect for the serious wood worker!

Perfect for what I need it for!

Worked fine

Aceite espeso casi como la miel. Huele debido a su pureza pero acaba marchándose el olor. Lo utilizo para nutrir madera, mangos de hachas, cuchillos, algun mueble pequeño. Le da un bonito color que resalta el veteado y muy buena nutrición. No es barato y lo utilizo para cosas muy selectivas.

Good but have some smell , made me light headed . Not really natural product, use gloves. Makes the wood look good

Had bought this few time back, used it few weeks ago. This feels so good and colors came out superrrr. The advantage of this over other finishes is that it doesn't have any toxic odour.

For furniture finished

As the product details say, it has a high viscosity - similar to honey. I found it easy enough to apply to wooden craft items, using a cotton rag. But while the first coat dried after a day or two, a second coat seemed to stay wet for a very long time. I ended up rubbing it down with a clean rag and sanding with 600 grit sandpaper, just to try and get it dry enough to transfer text or graphics onto. It is a dark amber colour, and will darken wood by a shade or two. This isn’t an issue for me. I think I’ll try diluting the first coat a bit with white spirit next time. That should probably let the first coat penetrate more easily, and improve drying time for any subsequent coat.