Could this Tung oil coud be used together with beewax instead of linsead oil, just a beewax and Tung oil to create waterproofing solution ??
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What I did was seal the pine cabinet with a couple coats of tung oil and now am in the process of rubbing on BRIWAX Rustic Pine as the finishing coat.
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Primarily tung oil is used for wood, however it is a sealer and I would think you could use it on stone. It will probably give the stone a rich wet look. With a satin finish. I've never used it on stone personally. All I can say further is to try it.
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Do not use wd40 as it polymerizes. Grease not. Graphited lock fluid is preferable. Jack
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Tung oil is NOT a surface finish as such; it needs to soak into the wood. The first coat should be thinned 1:1 or more, followed by at least two more coats a day or more apart. Not really what you want to do with a floor if you are living there.
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Good question. From what I find you can mix with any of those oils. Should not be used with baby oil or any other mineral oil
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Not sure what you are trying to do. But this is a petroleoum based product & oil / water don't mix very well.I'm not an expert just a country boy, but doesn't sound like what you are trying to do.
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I would assume so. I haven't used esential oils in this way. I make my own "poo-pouri". I do know that it would have to be used sparingly, because full-strength would stain your hands and clothing. I put a few drops on a washcloth and it stained it yellowish-brown. Good luck!
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Hi,this oil really isn't an oil, it's watery. So I don't think it'll really mix with other oils. Maybe, I'm sorry I just don't know.
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I would play it safe and use a water based sanding sealer over the stain before applying this. That should act a s buffer or barrier between the two. Plus it will allow for a glass like finish. Since this product is an oil based finish, I don't know if the two are directly compatible. The whole water vs oil thing that is.
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The label states, "food-safe combination of mineral oil, beeswax and anti-microbial essential oils." So based on that, I'd say your answer is no.
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First application should be s 50/50 mix to get max absorbtion.. it's really light colored oil so putting it on undelutted would be OK on next coats . I wanted my floor darker so I overcoated using Real Milk dark Tung Oil. Great product.
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No! This is 100% tung oil. However, if you want deeper, faster penetration, you can dilute it, but I prefer a light coat with dry time in the sun for better results.
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My husband says get a penetrating oil, WD40 is only a coating, he says a penetrating oil is used to loosen up frozen bolts. they sell it at home depot.He said that the lubricant the shop put on the multi -tool has probably dried up.He's a smart cookie, I'd take his advice :)
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I don't know what you are using it for, but check into using Tung oil? I know a maker of beautiful picnic tables and I believe he uses pure Tung oil, or Minwax Tung oil with additives.Randy
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Label says 100% tung oil. I've used it before on unfinished wood and been very happy with the outcome. I am not such a great handyperson but it was relatively easy to use. Back warns of combustion risk.
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I don't see why not. If oil sprays out well I would imagine something thinner would spray very well.
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It has tung oil as the base but does have other oils in it. I assume it has a little polyurethane to give the high gloss effect.