No, we do not recommend or encourage using a wood conditioner on the surface while using the Dark Tung Oil or Dark Half. Wood conditioners tend to fill in the [...]

Linseed oil and tung oil have many similarities as well as pros and cons on each side. For the most in-depth comparison of these two drying oils, take a look [...]

Glad you asked! Pure Tung Oil can be used to seal any porous surface including concrete (for example, concrete countertops), brick, unglazed tile, etc.

Not much! However, there are a few distinct characteristics that separate these two drying oils. If you want to read more, take a look at this in-depth article.

Yes! Pure tung oil is a great exterior finish as it absorbs deep into the wood and provides protection from the inside out. Because tung oil is not on the [...]

Not at all! Pure Tung Oil provides all the protection your wood surface will need. But, if you want to topcoat wax or poly to create a different look, that [...]

Pure Tung Oil gives most woods an amber, honey tone. Our Dark Tung Oil gives more warm brown, coffee tones to wood. You can use a water-based stain on the [...]

This is a great question and is often case-specific. Most of the time we do recommend thinning pure tung oil with a solvent. This is to aid its absorption into the [...]

Tung Oil can be used on every type of wood species! From pine to pressure treated, cedar to oak, or ipe and black locust. The main factor in the use [...]

Tung oil is pressed from the seeds of the tung tree. Tung trees can be found all over the world, but the largest groves that produce enough oil to be [...]