Colron Danish Oil – 500ml

Name: Colron Danish Oil - Available in a range of colours.
Price: 16.99 GBP
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Made from a blend of quality resins and natural oils.
Penetrates deeply into the wood.
Produces a low sheen lustre with durable, water-resistant finish.
Suitable for exterior and interior wood.

Colour

Natural
Antique Pine
Canadian Cedar
Deep Mahogany
Georgian Medium Oak
Jacobean Dark Oak

Clear

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Full step-by-step instructions below

SKU N/A Categories Colron, Antique Restoration, Exterior Wood Oil, Furniture Polish, Garden Furniture Oil, Outdoor Wood Finishes, Wood, Wood Oils, Worktop Oil

Colron Danish Oil is made from a blend of quality resins and natural oils which penetrate deeply into the wood. This produces a low sheen lustre with durable, water resistant finish that nourishes and feeds the wood. Colron Refined Danish Oil is easy to maintain and is suitable for exterior and interior wood. Colron Danish Oil is also available in a range of colours including a clear. Colron Refined Danish Oil contains alkyd resin, which provides flexibility and durability for exterior applications but can also be used for most interior applications.

How to use Colron Danish Oil

Colron Refined Danish Oil is suitable for use on previously oiled and bare wood.
Previous coatings such as wax, polish or lacquer should be removed using Colron Wax Remover. Paint or varnish must be removed using a paint and Varnish Stripper prior to application.
Ensure all surfaces are clean and dry. Lightly sand and wipe with white spirit.
Shake well prior to use.
Pour a generous amount of Colron Danish Oil onto a clean, lint free cloth and wipe over the surface to be oiled. Rub the oil well into the grain of the wood.
Alternatively, Colron Refined Danish Oil can be applied sparingly using a paint brush.
If treating bare wood, apply 3 coats allowing 6 hours drying time between coats.
When the final coat has dried, an improved sheen can be achieved by buffing with a clean, lint free cloth.

Colron Danish Oil Colours

Please note –

The colour swatches are only a guide and may look different depending on the type of wood and application method.

DRYING TIME – Re-coat after 6 hours.

CLEAN-UP – Cloths and soiled rags may self-ignite without warning. Wash out well in warm soapy water before disposal. Remove as much product as possible from cloths and brushes prior to cleaning.

MAINTENANCE – Apply further coats as required as directed above.

For best results apply to bare wood.

Special precautions should be taken during surface preparation of pre 1960’s paint surfaces over wood as they may contain harmful lead.

STORAGE – Store upright in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from heat and sources of ignition.

Ensure container is fully resealed after use. Always store in ambient conditions away from temperature extremes. Protect from frost. Store above 50C.

The shelf life of the product in airtight containers will be at least 3 years.

Questions and Answers

How long does Colron Clear Danish Oil take to dry?

In most cases it takes around 6 hours to dry but this will depend on your room temperature and humidity. If applying several coats leave at least 6 hours between coats but I would recommend longer to ensure this is fully dry. If you decide to use a colour like Colron Medium Oak Danish oil, then sometimes its best to leave for around 12 hours to dry to ensure this has fully soaked into your wood before re-application. Always wipe away any excess oil before you allow it to dry to ensure there are no streaks on the dried finish.

Can I use Colron Georgian Medium Oak Danish Oil on Pine?

Yes, Colron refined Danish Oil Georgian Medium Oak is perfectly fine to use on Pine timber. The word ‘Oak’ is just the colour and not the only timber it can be used on.

What is the difference between Colron ‘Danish Oil’ and the Colron ‘Antique Oil’?

The Danish Oil produces a low sheen lustre with durable, water-resistant finish that nourishes and feeds the wood, whereas the Antique Oil hardens to form a durable protective coating which is easy to maintain and will protect more heavily used wood surfaces. The antique oil must be applied to bare untreated wood.

HEALTH AND SAFETY

Observe and follow all warnings and instructions for use shown on the pack. Specific health and safety data sheets are available on request. Flammable.