Danish Oil

Product Description

Coo-Var Danish Oil is an alternative treatment to Teak Oil to give a hard, durable and water resistant finish. Ideal for use on mahogany, teak and most other timber. Contains tung oil.

As with all paint products please read the technical datasheet before use. If you have any questions or need technical advice we are here to help please call 01482 328053 or email info@coo-var.co.uk.

Product Highlights

Gives a harder finish than Teak Oil
Suitable Surfaces: Wood
Finish: Slight Gloss
Application: Brush
Drying time: Touch Dry 4 hours or 8 hours hard dry
Overcoat time: 12 hours or overnight
Estimated Coverage: 14m² per litre

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What is Danish oil?

Danish oil is a blend of oil and varnish that penetrates deeply into the wood to provide a durable, attractive finish. It combines the properties of oil and varnish to enhance the wood’s appearance and protect it.

What are the primary uses of Danish oil?

Danish oil is used to finish and protect wooden furniture, cabinetry, doors, and other wood projects. It is suitable for both interior and exterior wood surfaces.

How does Danish oil differ from other finishes?

Unlike surface finishes like polyurethane, Danish oil penetrates the wood, enhancing its natural grain and providing a more natural look and feel. It combines the benefits of both oil (deep penetration and enhancement of wood grain) and varnish (surface protection).

How is Danish oil applied?

Danish oil is typically applied with a brush or cloth. The surface should be clean, dry, and sanded smooth before application. It is applied in thin coats, allowing each coat to penetrate for 12 hours and build it up.

How many coats of Danish oil are needed?

Typically, 2-3 coats are recommended for most projects. More coats can be applied for additional protection and sheen.

How long does Danish oil take to dry?

Danish oil generally takes about 8 hours to become hard-dry, but full curing can take up to 5 - 7 days. Drying times can vary depending on temperature and humidity.

Is Danish oil suitable for high-traffic areas?

Yes, Danish oil is durable and water-resistant, making it suitable for high-traffic areas such as countertops. However, it may require periodic reapplication to maintain its appearance and protection.

Can Danish oil be used outdoors?

Danish oil can be used on outdoor wood surfaces, but it may need more frequent reapplication due to exposure to weather elements.

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Danish Oil Technical Data Sheet

Danish Oil Safety Data Sheet