Is this oil easy to apply. The last oil I had was like trying to apply honey and was so sticky I could not get it all off.
1555099
it's inexpensive ( comparatively ) and IS easy to apply . . . I use a small cleaning pad for the kitchen to apply this product to my teak (sponge on one side) . . . light . but very long lasting in sun at the 36th parallel . . . I recommend this product to everyone seeking to protect and add "shine" to their woodwork . . .
1093778
Firstly...Why? Secondly... all this stuff is, is a layer or rubbery tar stuff and a layer of aluminum foil. As long as you get it to stick good I assume it should be very oil resistant.
1873021
I talked to customer service about the awful smell. They said it's bc it is pure and has not been refined. It is normal for the pure oil to smell this way. I agree tho, it stinks.
568943
sometimes the oils can harden in small bits, but if you rub it for a few seconds it should become like pure oil. If not, return it.
249260
When I applied it, a tiny hair was caught underneath. I tried to remove it, and the hair, and reapply, but it's just too sticky. I ended up just dealing with it. I don't think it's really meant for multiple applications.
1377643
It is an oil, and oil is greasy. This is not heavily greasy though. I'm sure if you only used a little and mixed with an agent like witch hazel or alcohol it wouldn't cause too many pproblems. You should know that skin can take 2 weeks to adjust to new treatment, so u should give it time
556717
No, it isn't sticky, but it is an oil and is oily and won't soak in completely. It is sort of like olive oil but feels a little dryer, if that makes sense. You massage it in, so it will get into your skin, but some residue will be left on the surface.
249705
I have never tried, but I can say this... This oil is very thick and sticky. It may take a bit of mixing to blend with additional products. I used it for extream scars received in a wreck and I think it did a fantastic job on helping it heal.
967749
It should come right off. Apply something like WD-40, let it sit for enough time to let the oil work. If the oil hasn't worked tap it with a hammer from different angles to help release it.
562034
It was hard; it had been on for awhile and was stuck. I had trouble doing it myself, so I asked my husband to do it and he was able to do it. It might have helped if I had sprayed it with WD-40 or something similar to loosen it.
1673940
Mine looked more like a flower to me. Actually, I found the bottle unacceptable, as if the oil hardended, it was time consuming to warm it up to a more liquid state. Perhaps yours has a chunck of coconut shell???
899991
Our organization ordered 4 of these and we have not had any problem with them being sticky. I think I would use WD40 - just a small bit rather than oil. Sorry I can't be more helpful but we have not had that problem.
1963922
I use real butter instead of oil. Most of the time I simply wipe the pan clean with a paper towel. I don't have much trouble with sticking.
188965
It was pre-conditioned at the factory, with either their creme or mystery oil. I suggest buying the mystery oil at the same time as the board. While you don't have to use it day 1, I've been applying oil about once every 10 days. I live in Arizona, so those in more humid climates may not need to treat it so frequently.
1013079
I clean it everyday and let it dry. no problem yet. it doesn't take much good oil in this as it vapors quickly .
877163
It feels like baby oil but not overly sticky. Hope this helps answer your question.
760810
I haven't had that problem. Did you get the oil based? ...and make sure you pressed long enough the first time so the black comes out thick enough? I also use an alcohol wipe on my glass before marking, and sometimes do have to press down from time to time for the black to be thicker.