Cold-pressed linseed oil – the finest form of linseed oil – is a fatty drying oil obtained from the first pressing of linseed. This provides a very fine, thin and light oil with very small molecules, which are able to penetrate well into the wood and, therefore, is good for the treatment of oil-treated or untreated wood. Cold-pressed linseed oil provides for a smoother and harder surface than other oils. Sterling Raw Linseed oil is used to treat wood, wooden furniture and flooring.

Treatment of furniture: Cold-pressed linseed oil can be used in both teak and other hardwood furniture and slate. Cold-pressed linseed oil is particularly suitable for kitchen counters of oil or untreated wood.

Note: Sterling Raw Linseed oil can, if desired, be diluted with turpentine in a ratio of 3 parts of cold-pressed linseed oil to 1 part of turpentine.

ATTENTION! Keep out of reach of children.

Cloths with linseed oil are highly flammable and must be either burned or stored under a tight-fitting lid.