Very late to the party but…. Just obtained some myself and will use it on Kobudo weapons. Really appreciate the tutorial. This will be my evening. Oiling weapons and letting them dry. I hope it will give it an excellent finish and natural wood color. I prefered hemp oil to other due to the fact it is natural, dries relatively fast and is reflective of my own personality which should show in your weapon of choice. Mine is the Tonfa. So I have a few of these to oil. Will give details on results in about 3 4 weeks
100% Tung oil is not a drying oil. It is a hardening oil or curing oil and does not need a solvent to dry. Multiple layers make an excellent water resistant surface. I am not familiar with hemp oil, so I cannot comment.
I would love to use this on a desk that we are making instead of a polyurethane. Is the Tung oil or the Hemp oil buildable like polyurethane is? Could I get a decent layer of protection with it? My kids will be using this, and I would love for it to be very wipeable – similar to polurethane, but without all the VOC's?
This is soooo fantastic +HomesteadHouse ! I didn't know that I could use tung oil for outdoor projects. LOVE! I will definitely give it a try on my outdoor wood furniture! Thanks a million for posting this video! Lynne
hey jennylyn, thank you soooo much for this video! I do have a quick question….how long does the hemp oil have to stay on the wood surface before you can buff it and what would use as the buffer? Also, would love to see a video on using beeswax with milk paint to achieve the "chippy look". You are such an inspiration to me! Thanks again, sabrina
Can i apply hemp oil right over the top of my mineral oiled counters?? Will the hemp oil darker the burch butcher block counters?? Tia
Just wondering if the oils go rancid on the wood over time or is a specailly made hemp or tung oil just for wood ?
Very late to the party but…. Just obtained some myself and will use it on Kobudo weapons. Really appreciate the tutorial. This will be my evening. Oiling weapons and letting them dry. I hope it will give it an excellent finish and natural wood color.
I prefered hemp oil to other due to the fact it is natural, dries relatively fast and is reflective of my own personality which should show in your weapon of choice. Mine is the Tonfa. So I have a few of these to oil. Will give details on results in about 3 4 weeks
Was this wood completely sanded down or can it be added to a wood surface which already has a top coat ?
How soon after applying Stain & Finishing Oil I can apply Hemp Oil? And how long is curing process after that? Both products by Fusion
How long before you can use furniture treated with hemp oil?
Can you use hemp oil on chalk painted projects
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I did it myself. I used Woodglut woodworking plans for this.
Could you please tell me if this would work on a child's desk chairs or does it gum up on chairs or oil transfer to school paper?
Thank you very much. This was really informative and helpful to me!
Thanks!
Wow that was a GREAT video. Thank you so much.
Are you able to use hemp oil on a cutting board? So food grade?
100% Tung oil is not a drying oil. It is a hardening oil or curing oil and does not need a solvent to dry. Multiple layers make an excellent water resistant surface. I am not familiar with hemp oil, so I cannot comment.
I would love to use this on a desk that we are making instead of a polyurethane. Is the Tung oil or the Hemp oil buildable like polyurethane is? Could I get a decent layer of protection with it? My kids will be using this, and I would love for it to be very wipeable – similar to polurethane, but without all the VOC's?
This is soooo fantastic +HomesteadHouse ! I didn't know that I could use tung oil for outdoor projects. LOVE! I will definitely give it a try on my outdoor wood furniture! Thanks a million for posting this video! Lynne
Whats the brand name of the hemp oil and where did you purchase it ?
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Could these be used on a cedar deck?
hey jennylyn, thank you soooo much for this video! I do have a quick question….how long does the hemp oil have to stay on the wood surface before you can buff it and what would use as the buffer? Also, would love to see a video on using beeswax with milk paint to achieve the "chippy look". You are such an inspiration to me! Thanks again, sabrina