Feast Watson Tung Oil Blend is a ready to use pure Tung Oil. Unlike Tung Oil alternatives, there is no complicated mixing of thinners or driers required. Simply grab a can, prepare your timber flooring, furniture, or benchtops, and apply. Tung Oil Blend is a traditional, natural timber oil carefully extracted from the nut of the Tung Tree. This beautiful oil penetrates deeply into timber and dries to a subtle matt finish. Feast Watson Tung Oil Blend is easy to apply and maintain.
Feast Watson Tung Oil Blend is a replacement for Feast Watson Timber Floor Oil.
How to prepare my timber for Feast Watson Timber Floor Oil for a Matt Finish:
New or Bare Timber/CorkHow to prepare new or bare timber/cork:
Punch exposed nails below the surface. If you have any holes and imperfections, they should be filled with timber putty after the first coat of Timber Floor Oil. This helps to match the putty colour with the coated timber colour.
Sand timber to an even, smooth surface. Remember to vacuum or wipe to remove sanding dust.
Previously Coated TimberHow to prepare previously coated surfaces:
Clean surface with Feast Watson Floorclean and allow to dry.
If you have previous polyurethane coatings or varnishes, this needs to be removed by sanding the surface back to bare timber.
How to apply Feast Watson Timber Floor Oil:
Let's start applying...
Ensure your surface is dry and free from dirt, dust, grease, wax, polish and oil.
Begin by stirring Timber Floor Oil well before with a flat blade stirrer, taking care not to introduce any bubbles.
Apply a generous coat of Timber Floor Oil to the timber with a brush, roller, cloth or Feast Watson Floor Finish Applicator. Make sure your surface is completely covered - don't want to miss a spot!
Go read a book and leave the Timber Floor Oil to soak into timber for approximately 60 minutes.
Wipe off any excess product with a clean cloth.
First coat is dry? Great - move on to applying a second coat. You only need to apply two coats of Timber Floor Oil.
When applying Timber Floor Oil to floors, to reduce the full cure time, buff the floor after the final coat using a buffing machine (300 revs/minute). Allow 24 hours before buffing.
Note: Buffing will not change the sheen
You're done! Good job on a perfect application.
Do you need to stain your timber? Great - read this before applying Timber Floor Oil:
Stain bare timber after sanding using Prooftint as per the application instructions.
Apply one coat of Timber Floor Oil to seal soft, porous timbers such as pine. This ensures your timber will absorb the stain and produces maximum results!
Ready to stain? Mix Prooftint with Prooftint Colour Reducer to allow time to evenly work the stain across the floor.
Double check that you love your colour by testing the colour mix on off-cuts of flooring, to ensure it is right for you.
Apply stain to the floor with a Floor Finish Applicator as per Prooftint instructions. Make sure you allow 12 hours to dry before applying Timber Floor Oil.
How to maintain my floor after using Feast Watson Timber Floor Oil:
Let's keep your floor looking its best...
Make sure you allow Timber Floor Oil to cure for a minimum of 4 weeks before polishing.
Regularly clean using Floorclean.
When floor requires an additional coat, clean with Floorclean and apply one additional coat of Timber Floor Oil as per instructions.
How to prepare my timber for Feast Watson Timber Floor Oil for a Matt Finish:
New or Bare Timber/CorkHow to prepare new or bare timber/cork:
Punch exposed nails below the surface. If you have any holes and imperfections, they should be filled with timber putty after the first coat of Timber Floor Oil. This helps to match the putty colour with the coated timber colour.
Sand timber to an even, smooth surface. Remember to vacuum or wipe to remove sanding dust.
Previously Coated TimberHow to prepare previously coated surfaces:
Clean surface with Feast Watson Floorclean and allow to dry.
If you have previous polyurethane coatings or varnishes, this needs to be removed by sanding the surface back to bare timber.
Ensure your surface is dry and free from dirt, dust, grease, wax, polish and oil.
Begin by stirring Timber Floor Oil well before with a flat blade stirrer, taking care not to introduce any bubbles.
Apply a generous coat of Timber Floor Oil to the timber with a brush, roller, cloth or Feast Watson Floor Finish Applicator. Make sure your surface is completely covered - don't want to miss a spot!
Go read a book and leave the Timber Floor Oil to soak into timber for approximately 60 minutes.
Wipe off any excess product with a clean cloth.
First coat is dry? Great - move on to applying a second coat. You only need to apply two coats of Timber Floor Oil.
When applying Timber Floor Oil to floors, to reduce the full cure time, buff the floor after the final coat using a buffing machine (300 revs/minute). Allow 24 hours before buffing.
Note: Buffing will not change the sheen
You're done! Good job on a perfect application.
Do you need to stain your timber? Great - read this before applying Timber Floor Oil:
Stain bare timber after sanding using Prooftint as per the application instructions.
Apply one coat of Timber Floor Oil to seal soft, porous timbers such as pine. This ensures your timber will absorb the stain and produces maximum results!
Ready to stain? Mix Prooftint with Prooftint Colour Reducer to allow time to evenly work the stain across the floor.
Double check that you love your colour by testing the colour mix on off-cuts of flooring, to ensure it is right for you.
Apply stain to the floor with a Floor Finish Applicator as per Prooftint instructions. Make sure you allow 12 hours to dry before applying Timber Floor Oil.
How to maintain my floor after using Feast Watson Timber Floor Oil:
Let's keep your floor looking its best...
Make sure you allow Timber Floor Oil to cure for a minimum of 4 weeks before polishing.
Regularly clean using Floorclean.
When floor requires an additional coat, clean with Floorclean and apply one additional coat of Timber Floor Oil as per instructions.
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