32 OZ Tung Oil for Wood Food Safe, 100% Pure Tung Oil for Wood Outdoor, Food Grade Wood Sealer, Waterproof Sealer for Wood, Wood Sealer Indoor, Tung Oil Finish, Wood Oil for Outdoor Furniture/Board

I was thoroughly impressed with the exceptional quality of the Pure Tung Oil Food Grade 32oz for Wood Finish, which serves as an excellent wood sealer for both indoor and outdoor wood surfaces. I utilized it on my wood furniture, wood flooring, and wooden outdoor deck and achieved outstanding results.One of the aspects that stood out the most to me was the natural ingredient composition of this wood sealer. Unlike many other wood sealers that contain harmful chemicals, it is made from pure tung oil, extracted from the nuts of the tung tree. This makes it a food-grade product, ensuring safe usage on wood surfaces that come into contact with food.The wood sealer also features a natural dark brown wood oil color that enhances the beauty of wood surfaces, adding a rich, dark brown color to wood furniture and flooring, highlighting the wood grain.The Pure Tung Oil Food Grade 32oz for Wood Finish is incredibly easy to apply, and I found that it spread evenly across the wood surface with just a brush. It also dried relatively quickly, allowing multiple coats to be applied in a single day.Lastly, the wood sealer's durability is impressive. It provided excellent protection against water and other elements and did not crack or peel over time, which is a common issue with other wood sealers.Overall, I highly recommend this product to anyone seeking a high-quality wood sealer made from natural ingredients, easy to apply, and offering long-lasting protection. It exceeded my expectations, and I plan to use it again in the future.

I'm quite happy with how the tung oil has worked on our oiled floors and antique dining table. I haven't applied it straight itself, however I cut it 50/50 with d-Limonene ("orange oil"), wiped on with a cloth, let it sit 10-15 minutes, then wipe away. It looks amazing. It has a slight but lasting nutty, earthy natural odor, not unpleasant but noticeable (oiled floors and furniture may not be for you if you can't tolerate natural odors). I chose tung oil because our oak floors were previously oiled with boiled linseed oil and had darkened nicely and I did not want them to darken significantly more. I can't comment on "durability", it appears to not have formed a film and to have penetrated the wood instead which is what I hoped for.

Excellent for cedar. Brings out the grain beautifully.If you made any mistakes, it also brings them out also, so make sure your work is perfect before adding multiple layers.It applies easily, and dries quickly by simply wiping it on, letting it soak in ½ hour, then wiping off the excess.

This tung oil worked well for my project. I finished a wooden plant ladder for my enclosed patio. It deepened the color but not too much. It does take about 24 hours for each coat to dry. Four coats and a very light sanding made the plant ladder look great.That said, I purchased this brand because it is advertised as food safe. Nowhere on the bottle does it state that it is food safe. I am very disappointed that I cannot use this on wooden bowls and cutting boards. The package gives a first aid if swallowed warning. Yes, I understand the difference between ingestion and food contact. I still would not use it for anything I use for food prep or serving.

We redid our kitchen and put butcher block countertops throughout. I knew I wanted a food grade oil or finisher to put on top of the wood and this is a great choice for the price. It’s the best price per ounce I saw anywhere. The last few months our countertops have been holding up well and resistant to water due to this tung oil. I’m not eating off my countertop, but knowing it’s food safe is a great reassurance. The tongue oil takes your butcher block from light and washed out to a warm honey color. It was very easy to use. The smell does linger, though, for several days after use. It’s not a bad smell, but very unique and fairly strong. I plan to use this tung oil every six months or so to add another coat to my countertops to unsure longevity.

OK, this is 100% pure tung oil. It's not Minwax or any of the other 'blends' - yes, those others that don't say 100% tung oil have other ingredients that make them dry quicker, but they are not food safe. I did several surfaces with this. White pine with one coat - beautiful finish and dried fairly quickly. Silver oak - on the underside of a countertop, I did two coats, fairly thin and it dried nicely. On the top, I really tried to get it to soak in so I thinned it with citrus oil and laid it on pretty thick, let it dry overnight, then put another coat on with less thinner, let that sort of dry for a day, then put another coat on and left home for two weeks. I figured that would give it plenty of time to dry. It didn't. Well, the bottom dried nicely. The top remained gummy. So this just shows that those gummy finishes are our fault, not the oil. I am having to strip the entire top surface because I put it on too thick, too quickly. I recommend one thinned coat, let dry thoroughly, then one more coat, and let it dry thoroughly. This is not the finish to use if you're in a hurry either.The second picture is of the finish after I scraped and stripped, and then reapplied a thin coat, buffing it to a satin finish.

I did a lot of research to decide what to use and asked a ton of people. I finally decided on this one because of the reviews. I couldn’t smell it myself and no one in the house said anything about a smell. It was so easy to apply it just takes time to dry. It’s also very easy to keep clean.

I bought this oil for multiples purposes I have is working beautiful already 😍 smell kinda sweet I'm extremely sensitive to products but no reaction with this oil is food safe I'm curing a Mexican clay pot I just use my hands to do the job much better