Watco
65851 Danish Oil Wood Finish, Dark Walnut, 1-pt.
Key Features
AI Generated- Designed for indoor use on bare or sanded wood.
- The rich walnut pigment brings depth and character to furniture.
- Touch‑dry within six hours for quick project turnaround.
- Creates a hand‑rubbed look that highlights natural grain.
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Watco Danish Oil is a unique blend of penetrating oil and varnish that hardens in the wood rather than on the surface. This oil-based formula penetrates deep into wood pores to protect from within and enhance the natural look and feel of the wood. It is ideal for use on bare, stripped, or sanded interior wood surfaces.
The Dark Walnut color creates a rich, warm glow that enhances the natural beauty of the wood while providing lasting protection against spills, abrasion, chipping, and peeling. This one-pint can covers up to 85 square feet, offering ample material for medium-sized projects. The convenient wipe-on, wipe-off application means many projects can be completed in less than an hour, with the finish drying to the touch in as little as 6 hours.
Features and Benefits
- Penetrating Formula: Oil-based blend of oil and varnish penetrates deep into wood pores to protect from within.
- Durable Protection: Hardens in the wood, not on the surface, protecting against spills, abrasion, chipping, and peeling.
- Fast Application: Easy brush or wipe-on application with quick drying; many projects complete in under one hour.
- Hand-Rubbed Look: Creates the rich, warm glow characteristic of traditional hand-rubbed finishes.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for bare wood, stripped wood, and sanded interior surfaces.
Specifications
- Brand: Watco
- Model: 65851
- Size: 1 pint
- Color: Dark Walnut
- Form: Liquid
- Type: Oil-based penetrating oil and varnish blend
- Coverage: Up to 85 square feet
- Dry Time: As little as 6 hours to the touch
How to Use
Brush or wipe the Danish Oil onto wood surfaces, then wipe off the excess. The formula is designed for easy application on bare, stripped, or sanded wood. Not recommended for floors.
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