Questions and Answers for Watco 1 Pint Danish Oil in Natural (4 Pack)

A:  I have used all those you mentioned and my preferred is tung oil.

A:  Happy to help, Gerrad! Rust-Oleum Watco Danish Oil is a unique blend of penetrating oil & varnish, which hardens in the wood, not on the wood. This product can be topcoated with a polyurethane if desired. Please keep in mind, this product is intended for use on interior surfaces. The best product will be dependent on what the cedar will be used for and the type of final look you want. Feel free to reach out to us at 800-901-0411 if you have further questions! - Rust-Oleum Product Support 3

A:  If you want a gloss finish with ease of applying oil, use Waterlox Gloss Original Finish. I just finished a piece using this, and it is everything you want.

A:  Thank you for reaching out! Our Watco Lacquer and Polyurethane are designed for use over previously stained wood surfaces. The other Watco products such as our Danish Oil should only be applied over bare wood surfaces. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 2

A:  Happy to help, Kim! Since Rust-Oleum Watco Danish Oil is not a food-grade coating we do not recommend it for use on cutting boards. Instead, we recommend Rust-Oleum Watco Butcher Block Oil for cutting boards. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Watco-1-pt-Clear-Butcher-Block-Oil-4-Pack-241758/205113777 - Rust-Oleum Product Support 3

A:  No I wouldn’t use it for food surfaces. Emmett Good Stuff is great for that.

A:  Yes, 2, 1 gallon cans

A:  Yes, this listing is for two 1-gallon cans.

A:  Thank you for reaching out, Charles. This listing of Rust-Oleum Watco Danish Oil is sold in case quantity, which means that you will receive two 1 gallon containers for the price shown. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 5

A:  Yes, it can be used on wood jewelry

A:  We appreciate your interest, Will. We don't recommend applying Rust-Oleum Watco Danish Oil to jewelry as it is not designed for use on that type of surface and will not hold up well in that environment. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 5

A:  Glad to help out, Bee. Rust-Oleum Watco Danish Oil can certainly be used to finish the top of a dining room table. Keep in mind that Rust-Oleum coatings are not intended for applications to surfaces in direct contact with food or beverages. Our recommendation is to leave items in a well ventilated area for one week after painting. This allows for the most complete curing as well as maximum coating hardness. As with any coating product, care should be taken to ensure that accidental ingestion does not occur. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 5

A:  My understanding is that this is the "best" product for that application, although not what I used it for.

A:  We are here to help! Both products will offer the same finish. The two different numbers are for different VOC levels, which can affect the product availability depending on where you live. Otherwise, both listings for Rust-Oleum Watco Danish Oil will offer similar results and finish. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 3

A:  Glad to lend a hand, Kim. We do not recommend mixing Rust-Oleum Watco Danish Oil with any other products. It may affect the curing and/or performance of the products. You can however apply the beeswax treatment once the product has fully dired for at least 72 hours. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 5

A:  It would depend on how the previous finish was applied. It would most likely be ok over an oil stain, but not if another finish were applied over the stain. Also, I doubt this Danish Oil would make a significant change to the dark walnut color, and the end result would be unpredictable.

A:  You've come to the right place, Jo. Rust-Oleum Watco Danish Oil can only be applied over bare wood because the oil needs to be able to penetrate into the wood to create a natural, warm glow. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 5

A:  Rust-Oleum Watco Danish Oil is a unique blend of penetrating oil & varnish, which hardens in the wood, not on the wood. For more information about the ingredients, check out the product's Safety Data Sheet! https://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/14/14ae0c95-2a98-4fcf-8e66-494daec48e67.pdf - Rust-Oleum Product Support 3

A:  I use Danish oil instead of wood stain for cabinet work, it goes on easy and looks great and lasts a long time.