Stitchit123

This is the BEST solution for wood it cleans and feeds the wood enough oil to restore any dry areas My mom use to use this for all the -some ones junk to her treasures from yard sales She got the recipe from her Great Granpa

Stitchit123

TIPA You buy Boiled Linseed Oil at any hardware type store or a paint store its not very expensive at either store

Corky

I had the same question. I am going to use it on my wood stair rails. They get so dark with lots of use, and on a vintage piece that a friend gave me. I'll try to post some Before and After pics. Anyone have B&A pics to share?? What fun to see the difference.

Thanks for the formula!

Aurora

You can purchase it. The can says Boiled Linseed Oil. I have always used it after I have stripped the piece and before the paste wax. I like to see and touch the original wood not shellac, varnish, and definitely not polyurethane.

mariebaker

thanks-bookmarked the thread.

greaterexp

Thanks for the recipe. I hope someone will post some "before" and "after" pictures for us!

mountain deb

Double bless your heart. I have a OLD mirror that I remember dad using to shave with all my life. Mom cleaned it with something and ruined the finish. I will try this to try and save the original finish. THANKS!

Tinabug

I did not know about this formula, it's just what I need at this time. Thank you for posting.

nanalin

I am going out to buy needed ingredients today. I have an antique sewing cabinet from my Grandma and I have been wanting to clean it up but wasn't sure what to use. Thank you for the info

sandpat

Thanks so much for this...I need to try it on my cabinets right now!