Boiled Linseed Oil

• Especially suitable for use on soft wooden garden furniture.
• Protects wood from drying put after long periods in the sun and gives it a long lasting natural sheen.
• Nourishes and protects, replaces natural oils and prevents greying & cracking.
• Hardwoods such as oak and teak best treated with

The main difference between raw and boiled linseed oil is drying time. Raw linseed oil takes a significantly longer time to dry than boiled linseed oil. This is because boiled linseed oil has additives, such as metallic salts, that act as drying agents, speeding up the polymerization process. While both offer similar nourishment and protection to wood, boiled linseed oil is generally preferred for most woodworking projects due to its faster drying time. Raw can take days to dry.