This Pale Boiled Linseed Oil from Diggers is used as a timber sealer and protector. It's also ideal for indoor furniture/cabinetry, and timber handles/sporting equipment. This must be used on a clean and dry surface and by mixing 50-50 with mineral turpentine for increased timber protection. Simply apply two coats with a brush, roller or spray gun. Clean excess oil with a clean lint-free cloth to avoid the surface drying sticky.
Diggers Linseed Oil Pale Boiled 4L
A treated and quick-drying linseed/timber oil
Timber sealer and protector for indoor timber furniture
Ideally used for timber handles and sporting equipment
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