Tried & True Original Wood Finish, Pint - Linseed Oil & Beeswax Blend, Ideal for All Woodwork, Long-Lasting Durability, Food Safe Sealer, Non-Toxic Wood Finish

The finish this oil provides on sanded wood is excellent. It pulls the grain out nicely and provides a very protective, waterproof satin sheen. Easy to apply, and the odor is not too overpowering. When using any oil-based finish, I would apply it in a well-ventilated area. I recommend not using a lot for the initial application, as this oil spreads evenly, and coverage is good. The color is a light yellow, like honey, but dries clear. Using a soft cotton cloth, the cleanup is relatively easy. A great woodworking finish alternative to poly.

This is my first time using this product and wow! I used it on 2 vintage items. One is a wood table very worn with some gross spots. After using this product my table is shiny gorgeous and like new. Please see pictures!! I also used it on an old clock I have and it cleaned up left over dust from other wood shine products and left this clock shiny and like new. I feel like my furniture has new life! Please also see the pictures of my clock! I will say the product comes on thick and sticky. As you work it in the wood and into the grooves it has a thin oily feel. The instructions say to wait 24 hours let everything set into the wood. I personally give it 2 days and then it's show room ready!! I definitely recommend this product!

Tried and True original formula has become my go to finish for almost all of my wood turnings. The simple, food-safe formula and ease of application, make it an absolute joy to use! It brings out the natural luster of wood without creating any harsh, plastic shine. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking to showcase the natural beauty of their wooden creations!

Bought this to refinish an antique gunstock which still had traces of original varnish, plus numerous scratches, dents, and gouges. At first I was going to strip all remaining varnish off the stock and lightly sand it with 1000 grit emory paper, but then thought I'd try the product on the stock as it was...glad I did. A light coat applied with a rag and rubbed in blended perfectly with what finish remained, filled in minor scratches, and gave the stock an overall uniform finish - no darkening, mottling, streaking or other undesirable effects. Per instructions, I let it dry 24 hours and then hand buffed it out, finishing with a light coat of crystalline museum wax, itself buffed out when dry. It still looks like an antique gunstock with all the original scratches, etc, but instead of a "damaged" stock, it has a nice, semi-shiny patina very much in character with the age of the overall firearm. Excellent product, no "solventy" smell, dries in time specified, easy to buff out, and looks great. I'm definitely sold on this product for restoration work.

Qualify product, easy to use.

Easy to use and worked wonderful and absorbing into the wood quickly with no oily feel best I’ve used on new wooden stock

Love this stuff! I have tried out A LOTNOF FINISHES. even run test in patches on the same project. Tried and True always wins. This is kind of a wax oil finish. I let the container sit in warm water to get it thinner and find it help it absorb better. I love the fact that all are food safe. Their products hold a shine better than any other brand. I use this and their Danish oil all the time!

I was looking for a non-toxic way to seal a table while preserving the look of the wood I was using. This was perfect. Maybe my favorite part of this was that I was working on my project in the middle of winter and it was freezing outside. It was so nice to be able to work inside with this knowing it's safe for me and my family to be around. I had no issues with the dry time, I was able to put a coat on each day and by the fourth day the project was complete. I have plenty left over so I'm about to start a larger project with it.