A quick drying wooden work surface treatment, which nourishes and protects all types of timber. It is low odour and leaves a durable, water-resistant, natural finish. Clean brushes with water.

Danish oil is suitable for all types of timber. It differs from teak oil in that it contains special ingredients which prevent it drying to a gloss. It is an easy to use wipe on finish which brings out the beauty of timber and gives a natural, open grained, soft lustrous finish.

Excellent on turned parts, penetrates deep into all types of timber, drying to a hard durable and water resistant finish.

Danish Oil is a special formulation developed by Rustins Ltd. based on Tung Oil, also known as Chinese Wood Oil. The oil is extracted from nuts, similar in size to a Brazil nut, growing on species of trees found mainly in China and some areas of South America.

Rustins MDF clear sealer is formulated with a water based acrylic emulsion which has a milky white appearance but liquid dries to a clear sealer. Can be varnished or painted for a perfect finish. Low odour. Can also be used on hardboard and wood. Clean brushes in water.

Seals surface prior to sanding and painting. • Can be varnished or painted for a perfect finish.• Avoids pinholes and surface marks. • Low odour.• Quich drying. • Clean brushes with water.• Can also be used on hardboard and wood.• Covers approximately 12 to 14 square meters per litre depending upon MDF grade

Rustins Teak Oil is a blend of oils (including Tung Oil), resins and driers, formulated to produce an attractive and durable finish. The finish is gloss. For a satin finish, use Rustin’s Danish Oil. Brings out the natural beauty of wood and veneered surfaces. Gives a natural opengrained lustrous finish. Easy to maintain. Conforms to Safety of Toys Regulations BS EN 71 Part 3 1995.

Exterior wood will require re-oiling at least annually; horizontal surfaces and very exposed locations may require more frequent attention. Oak and softwoods are prone to weather staining caused by moisture activating mould spores present naturally in the wood. Extra coats will be required initially to effectively seal these timbers; especially areas of endgrain. Up to 6 coats may be appropriate with regular maintenance coats