✨ Unleash the Beauty of Wood!
Watco A65941 Danish Oil Wood Finish in Medium Walnut is an oil-based formula designed for indoor wood surfaces. It penetrates deeply to protect against spills and abrasion while enhancing the natural beauty of the wood. Dries in just 6 hours and covers up to 170 sq ft, making it a quick and efficient choice for any DIY enthusiast.
| Item Weight | 1.8 Pounds |
| Liquid Volume | 32 Fluid Ounces |
| Item Dimensions | 4.6 x 2.45 x 8 inches |
| Size | No Size |
| Finish Type | Slightly Glossy |
| Color | Medium Walnut |
| Paint Type | Oil |
| Base Material | Wood |
| Compatible Material | Wood |
| Material | Wood |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Interior |
| Surface Recommendation | Wood |
| Special Features | Creates hand-rubbed finish, Enhances natural look, Protects from within, Seals in one easy step |
| Container Type | Bottle |
| Coverage | 170 sq ft |
| Coating Description | Oil-based |
L**E
One Great Wood Stain
I have used Watco stains since about 1963. They go on smoothly and give a great stain. It is hard to screw using this product. They are dry in a couple of hours, ready for one to apply a lacquer finish.
D**T
I love this for our oak doors
We used this to stain our interior red oak doors. I sampled other stains, but when I tried this I immediately fell in love. It is beautiful, and is almost trivially easy to apply evenly. I didn't need any fancy tools - a cloth or sponge works well. I used both the medium and dark walnut for different needs - neither looks like walnut given the oak wood, of course. The dark has more brown in the result, while the medium pretty much looks like a red oak door.
P**A
Best stain/ oil ever
I've been using this product for many years.Great for new projects and touching up .
R**Y
Walnuttiest
Yeah, gottta stain, get the Watco. Pro painters I know use this and thus it's good enough for me. My only issue was with the wood not the stain. Watco has many different colors and there are so many ways to apply. One coat two coat, sand it, lacquer over it, what's your fancy. Not sure they have samples at local stores, but find your color before you commit to a full can.
S**S
Watco
Best stain on the market for years!
D**E
Really nice product to use on wood projects I've wood burned on.
Danish oil was recommended in books on pyrography I've read. I agree with the authors in that danish oil is a really nice way to treat or cover a project with when you're done. It makes the project feel done and not just completely raw wood looking. This natural color adds just a hint of color to the project without detracting from the wood burned area at all.
W**R
The best stain ever
I have used watch stains for years and it is the easiest and most protective stain
J**E
Always happy to use this product.
Watco (Rustoleum product) is great. Use it to color any wood without much, if any, blotch. Wait 3 days for it to dry, top coat with Dewaxed Shellac Seal Coat, then put any clear finish you like -- to add protection. Usually use a Waterborne product because the Watco's and Dewaxed Shellac add such a deep rich color. Great product, if you can afford to take the time and let it DRY 3+ days.
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