Rustins Linseed Oil Raw2L & 4L

Rustins Linseed Oil Raw is a natural nourishing treatment for wood and as a lubricant for french polishing.

Ideal for oiling cricket bats, adding to paint and softening metal glazing putty. Not suitable for oiling furniture or wooden floors.

During preparation, ensure the surface to be oiled is clean and dry. Apply with a rag or brush and wipe off excess with a dry rag or cloth.

Coat as many times as required. Slow drying. Dependant on temperature, humidity and film thickness. For faster drying linseed oil use Rustin’s Boiled Oil.

Re-coat once oil has dried. Ideally 15-25°C. Do not use below 15°C, or in conditions of high humidity.

Coverage is 13-15sq.m per litre, 1 coat, depending on the absorbency of the wood.

Rustins Linseed Oil Raw is sold in 2L & 4L containers.

Full product data sheets and safety data sheets are available on request.

Product: Linseed Oil- Raw
Type: Natural oil
Intended Use: Ideal for oiling cricket bats, adding to paint and softening metal glazing putty. Not suitable for oiling furniture or wooden floors. For furniture use Rustin’s Danish Oil or Teak Oil. For floors use Rustin’s Floor Oil.
Special Features: Natural product
Preparation: Ensure surface to be oiled is clean and dry.
Application: Apply with a rag or brush and wipe off excess with a dry rag or cloth. Coats As required.
Drying Time: Slow drying. Dependant on temperature, humidity and film thickness. For faster drying linseed oil use Rustin’s Boiled Oil.
Re-coating Time: Recoat once oil has dried
Application Temp: Ideally 15-25°C. Do not use below 15°C, or in conditions of high humidity.
Coverage 13-15 sq.m per litre, 1 coat, depending on the absorbency of the wood.
Maintenance Re-oil periodically.
Compatibility Compatible with most oil based products. Refer to manufacturer before mixing with other oils or varnishes. Settlement Stir before use.
Shelflife/Storage: The shelf life of the product in an airtight container is a very long period of time. It is preferable to store the product tightly sealed in a cool dry place.
Hazards: Low Hazard. See Health & Safety data sheets. Important: Rags used for oiling should be laid out flat to dry; otherwise they may catch fire due to spontaneous combustion
Clean-Up: Clean brushes with White Spirit or Rustin’s Brush Cleaner.