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Rejuvinating marine ply
Wm Watt writes:
linseed (flaxseed) is the oil in oil-based paints and varnishes. it is often used by itslef (boiled linseed oil) diluted 50% with kerosene or paint thinner so it will soak into the wood grain. It costs less than paint or varnish. I use it that way alone on the inside or as a primer-sealer on the outside before painting or varnishing. You've just described "teak oil" (diluted linseed oil). |
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