Jenx, early days for me to make any meaningful comments on it, only just getting used to its ability to follow you around for hours no matter how many times you wash your hands etc. :lol:
It is very low viscosity not much different to kerosene, the Laburnum sapwood soaked it up as though it was blotting paper, amazing to watch.
I can see why George likes it for his green turnings, I can envision it balancing the moisture losses and reducing localised stresses.
This piece is not fully dry and has a not unattractive mat finish, will see how it goes with other pieces regarding buffing, waxing etc. I think it will, like all finishes depend on the wood species and personal preference.
All that have handled it have been positive about the aroma although I would be wary bringing a wet item into a confined space until the white spirit base had evaporated somewhat..
Think it will become a staple finish for me in the future, somewhat slower to apply and finish due to drying time as with most oils but looks like a simple no mar finish that could be popular.
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