Can linseed oil be applied to outdoor furniture once the temp. has fallen below 40 degrees? Thanks in advance
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20 years ago
Linseed Oil
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20 years ago
What does the can say?
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20 years ago
yep. The worst sthing that weill happen is that it will be thick (like syrup) and hard to get spread and soaked in. On a really cold day it might take a bit longer to dry. I'm assumng that you're using Boiled Linseed oil (BLO) and not raw linseed oil. Raw stuff (if you can find it) can take a long time to dry, even in ideal conditions.
good luck
-JD
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20 years ago
Sure, it will stay there until washed off.
Seriously, raw or boiled l>
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20 years ago
"For any questions concerning the use of the product, please post in alt.home.repair".
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20 years ago
Learn to drink Windex. Then you kill two birds with one stone.