Applying Danish Oil to a Vivaldi Leaf Hall Table
Detailed care and maintenance instructions are provided with each
work along with our phone number and email.
Finishes and Maintenance
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For natural woods, we use Watco® Danish Oil and maintained with Watco® Rejuvenating Oil.
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Danish oil finishes age gracefully and develops a beautiful patina of wear over time when oiled a couple of times a year.
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Additionally, it is easier to repair dings and dents.
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We recommend oiling the work at least twice a year with Watco® Rejuvenation Oil.
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We also do Polyurethane and Lacquer finishes as specified.
Watco® Rejuvenating Oil Maintenance
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Put a small amount of oil on a soft cotton cloth.
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Let sit for 10 minutes and thoroughly wipe off all excess.
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After thoroughly wiping off the excess, check every couple of hours for oil “perspiration spots” and wipe off immediately.
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Very fine steel wool (0000 or 4/0) can be used in place of rags.
CAUTION!
Proper Disposal of Oily Rags and Steel Wool
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Rags, steel wool or other articles soaked with Danish oil may spontaneously combust if improperly discarded.
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Take all rags/steel wool or any other material with Danish oil on it and place in a plastic bag similar to the ones received at box stores.
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Fill the plastic bag containing the rags with water until the rags/steel wool are immersed in the water. Push all the air out and tie the bag in a knot.
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Take that bag containing the wet rags/steel wool and place in another plastic bag. Push all the air out of the bag and tie that bag in a knot.
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Discard outside in a metal container.