Danish oil on pine...will it be blotchy? - Sawmill Creek
2009年5月29日 · Are you referring to Watco Danish Oil? If so, what color are you planning to use? In general, any finish that adds color will tend to color unevenly on pine. Even the "Natural" Watco Danish Oil has an amber or yellow color. The only way to tell how blotchy it will be is to apply the Danish Oil on some scrap from the same boards.
Watco Danish Oil - Sawmill Creek
2007年12月21日 · Watco Danish Oil is intended as a complete finish. It's designed to be an in-the-wood finish that leaves the look and feel of the grain rather than a smooth finish like you get with a varnish, shellac or lacquer. It's what is called an oil/varnish mixture.
Watco Danish Oil - How many coats? - Sawmill Creek
2015年11月13日 · The Watco Danish Oil is mainly a blend of mineral spirits, linseed oil, and varnish. After about three coats you are mainly varnishing the surface. If you want a faster build, you might want to try Minwax Antique Oil. The Watco Teak Oil is mostly mineral spirits and linseed oil. If it has any varnish, it isn't much.
Danish Oil Issue? - sawmillcreek.org
2015年11月24日 · I am in the tail end of finishing a large Pine harvest dining table that I have built. I am using Watco Dark Walnut Danish Oil and need some help. I am noticing a whitish or light hazy area on the end grain and in areas around knots where the grain undulates. the severity of the haze seems to change depending on direction you look at it from ...
Anyone with experience with WATCO Danish Oil? - Sawmill Creek
2015年5月28日 · I've used Watco oil for years and love it for all the reason pointed out above. I recently tried Minwax Antique Oli and I think I like it better than Watco. It's a subtle difference and the only way I can describe it is that the Antique oil looks "deeper" if that makes any sense. Not sure of the make up but it certainly has earned a place in my ...
Finishing QS white oak - Sawmill Creek
2018年1月3日 · 1) If you want it to sort of match the pine, then I would use the Danish oil. It will impart some color, add a little bit of protection, will be super easy to apply, and won't give you problems on oak. 2) I suspect the color tone of Waterlox on pine will be closer to a shade of amber shellac on oak. Shellac is another good choice for this ...
Best finish for knotty pine? - Sawmill Creek
2008年8月22日 · Waterlox only uses tung oil as an ingredient in the manufacturing process, the oil has all been chemically reacted to form varnish. Most of the coloration of Waterlox comes from the phenolic resin ingredient in the varnish. It will yellow some over time, not unattractive over knotty pine. Do not use pure tung oil.
Questions using Tried & True Danish Oil - Sawmill Creek
2009年2月1日 · The "danish oil" is just polymerized linseed oil. It's a wonderful finish, but probably not the best bet for something oft handled like a guitar. There are two versions; one that's just oil and the other that also has bee's wax. I use them both for decorative items, etc. The "Varnish Oil" product is a combination of oil and pine resin.
yellow pine is not my friend? - Sawmill Creek
2019年2月14日 · It's yellow pine or heart pine and it's been a royal pain in the tushy. every step has been a challenge now that I'm into the finishing phase and I am struggling mightily. I used Watco danish oil for the stain and applied three to four coats not realizing after two I was just adding varnish basically.
Pine Wood Floor Finishing - Sawmill Creek
2008年2月1日 · Contrary to how it sounds, there are no Danes squeezed to produce Danish Oil, it is a mix of oil and varnish, usually thinned quite a bit. Adding varnish to Danish oil makes the combination somewhat more like varnish, but since it would still contain about 15%-20% oil mixed with varnish and thinner, it will still be very soft, as Jim indicated.