Heat Treated, Filtered Walnut Oil
Utility Finish Oil – 16 oz Bottle
$28.99
Mahoney’s Utility oil, offered in 1 gallon, 5 gallons, 16oz. and 4oz. bottles.
100% high linoleic heat treated walnut oil. Non allergenic and completely food safe.
Made for items like wooden bowls, wood kitchen utensils, Charcuterie boards, butcher blocks and other wooden objects that require an oil finish with no VOC’s.
Mahoney’s Walnut Oil Finish – 16 oz
Product Details
APPLICATION VIDEO
Apply a heavy coat over the surface and let it soak in for an hour. Wipe off any excess oils and let stand in a warm room (above 70 degrees) for 24 hours. Depending on how much washing and use your wood piece get will determine how many times you will need to recondition it.
SPECIFICATIONS
Product Size: 16 oz.
Product Form: Walnut Finishing Oil
Scent: Unscented
VOCs: 0%
Ingredients: 100% high linoleic heat treated walnut oil
Uses: Perfect for wooden bowls, wood kitchen utensils, Charcuterie boards, butcher blocks and other wooden objects that require a 100% natural food safe oil finish with no VOC’s.
HELPFUL TIPS
Always sand your work piece to your desired grit and make sure it is free of sanding scratches.
Deburring. This is the name for when grain raises when the wood gets wet. Simple fix. Use a worn out fine grain sandpaper. Apply some Utility oil and sand the wood surface using the oil as a lubricant. This should solve any grain raising in the future.
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Mahoney’s Utility oil
This high linoleic acid, dehydrated walnut oil is a foodsafe,non toxic, non allergenic all purpose oil for wood. Unlike mineral oil that evaporate this oil stays with the wood giving it depth while keeping the wood moist and protecting it from within.
Always sand your work piece to your desired grit and make sure it is free of sanding scratches.
Apply a heavy coat over the surface and let it soak in for an hour. Wipe off any excess oils and
let stand in a warm room (above 70 degrees) for 24 hours. Depending on how much washing
and use your wood piece get will determine how many times you will need to recondition it.
Deburring. This is the name for when grain raises when the wood gets wet. Simple fix. Use a
worn out fine grain sandpaper. Apply some Utility oil and sand the wood surface using the oil
as a lubricant. This should solve any grain raising in the future.
Keith Adams –
finally had a chance to use this and it is great! The finish is a utility finish and 3 coats dried overnight i love the finish.
Neal D. –
Great for utility turnings
Malcolm R. –
Mahoneys Oil….
Good stuff if you have the time to let it dry…..
Blair –
1st time using this product and I love it. Have finished 4 items using hard woods and a burl in the last few weeks and they turned out great. It did not do a good job on sassafras……should have used a laquor.
Frank”N”Stuff –
I have used many types of finishes but this is the first for finishing oil. I applied three coats and was not impressed with the finish. I did some research and found for a shine you have to buff it out. After buffing it came up to a very nice shine. If you put on enought coat you can make a glass like finish. It’s very easy to add coats later.
Chris L. –
Great on cooking utensils, food grade finish.
I’ve used this on pens with excellent results. I have also used it on furniture with amazing results, but my favorite use is on wooden cooking utensils! It looks terrific and it’s non-toxic as well. After you have put on several coats the utensils become nearly waterproof! I’ve used it on the salt and pepper dispensers (PKGRIND12C and PKGRIND10) with great results as well.