Barrettine Danish Oil

Barrettine Danish Oil is made from a blend of rich oils, including Tung Oil. Suitable for a wide range of applications including wooden doors, panelling, furniture, wooden decorations and wood turning projects. Very high water repellency, giving the wood a low lustre, natural finish.

• Looking for other traditional wood oils? Try Barrettine Boiled Linseed Oil, Barrettine Raw Linseed Oil
or Barrettine Teak Oil

Ensure wood to be oiled is clean, smooth, dry and free from wax, dust and any other surface contaminants.

New or Bare Timber

1. Bare wood may be stained or dyed with either a water-based or solvent-based wood stain or dye before finishing with Barrettine Danish Oil
2. Do not apply a knotting agent or sanding sealer
3. Remove any mould or algae with Barrettine Mould and Mildew Cleaner
4. Any existing instances of woodworm can be treated with Barrettine Premier Woodworm Killer
5. Fill any gaps or splits in the wood with a suitable wood filler

Previously Coated Timber

1. Ensure that all previous paints and varnishes are removed by sanding back to bare wood or using a suitable paint and varnish remover
2. Previously waxed surfaces should by thoroughly scrubbed with white spirit
3. Wipe away the dissolved wax or polish with a clean lint-free cloth
4. Wipe surface with water to test that all of the wax has been removed
5. Repeat the process if the water continues to bead on the surface of the wood

Always do a small test area to confirm performance and compatibility before starting any project and follow the manufacturer's instructions on the container at all times.

Barrettine Danish Oil should be applied at a room temperature of between 15°C - 25°C Do not apply below 5°C. Stir / shake well before use.

1. Apply the Danish Oil liberally with a clean, lint-free cloth or natural bristle brush, and wipe off any surplus oil after a few minutes
2. For a superior smooth danish oil finish, the final coat may be applied using a plastic scouring pad, rubbing in the direction of the grain and wiping away any surplus with a soft, lint-free cloth
3. For a smooth, silky finish, lightly sand the danish oil between coats with very fine sandpaper or wire wool
4. Re-coat once the previous coat is dry, approximately 6 hours in normal drying conditions
5. New or bare wood should be oiled 3 times initially
6. Exterior wood requires a minimum of 3 coats applied liberally and not wiped off
7. To improve the penetration and durability dilute the first coat with up to 20% white spirit

Please Note: If applying Danish Oil to veneered doors, it is advisable to check with the door manufacturer before proceeding.

Regular Cleaning

For regular cleaning, use a slightly dampened, lint-free cloth and simply wipe over gently.

Repair

Wooden surfaces can be periodically re-oiled if the surface becomes tired looking, dry or scuffed. Wipe surfaces with a lint-free cloth or rag slightly dampened with white spirit before finishing wood with Barrettine Danish Oil.

Please Note: Oiled surfaces should never be cleaned with household detergents and cleaners as these can degrade or eventually strip the oil from the wood. Always use a specifically formulated wood cleaner.