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That's mighty purdy.
I've stopped using mineral oil on wood, except may when it is just used as a softener for a wax. I've found that pure tung oil is actually more durable and holds up to washing better. It also doesn't have that lingering oily feel that I hate about MO. TO cures fairly hard and can be reaplied almost as easily as MO.
I've stopped using mineral oil on wood, except may when it is just used as a softener for a wax. I've found that pure tung oil is actually more durable and holds up to washing better. It also doesn't have that lingering oily feel that I hate about MO. TO cures fairly hard and can be reaplied almost as easily as MO.
--Nathan, TX. Hire the lazy man. He may not do as much work but that's because he will find a better way.
