--- product_id: 34357863 title: "Tried & True Danish Oil, Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Pint" brand: "tried & true" price: "286.94 DT" currency: TND in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Tried & True" url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/34357863-tried-and-true-danish-oil-pure-polymerized-linseed-oil-wood store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # Fast curing in 8 hrs 100% food safe & non-toxic Penetrates deeply, 120 sq ft/pint coverage Tried & True Danish Oil, Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Pint **Brand:** tried & true **Price:** 286.94 DT **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🪵 Elevate your wood game with Tried & True—where natural beauty meets pro performance! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Tried & True Danish Oil, Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Pint by tried & true - **How much does it cost?** 286.94 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/34357863-tried-and-true-danish-oil-pure-polymerized-linseed-oil-wood) ## Best For - tried & true enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted tried & true brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Food-Safe Finish:** Perfect for butcher blocks and kitchen surfaces—safe enough for direct food contact, giving your wood a natural, healthy glow. - • **Versatile Wood Primer:** Enhances grain and primes bare or stained wood for flawless epoxy or oil-based topcoats. - • **Effortless Application:** Apply thin coats with a lint-free cloth, buff dry in 5 minutes, and enjoy a low-odor, non-toxic experience ideal for indoor use. - • **Rapid Absorption & Cure:** Dries to a soft sheen in just 8 hours, speeding up your project timeline without compromising quality. - • **Professional Grade Quality:** Trusted by woodworking pros for a durable, elegant finish that elevates any rustic or fine furniture piece. ## Overview Tried & True Danish Oil is a pure polymerized linseed oil wood finish designed for superior penetration and fast curing within 8 hours. It offers a food-safe, non-toxic, and low-odor formula ideal for furniture, butcher blocks, and rustic wood projects. With approximately 120 square feet coverage per pint, it serves as a versatile primer and grain enhancer compatible with epoxy and oil-based finishes. Trusted by professionals, it delivers a matte, durable finish that enhances wood’s natural beauty while being easy to apply and safe for indoor use. ## Description Tried & True Danish Oil, Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Pint | Ideal for Furniture, Rustic Pieces, & Priming Wood for Other Oil or Epoxy-Based Products, Food Safe, Simple, Fast Curing - desertcart.com Review: Eating my words - UPDATE: Back here to edit my review because I'm thoroughly pleased with this product. It has turned out to be much more convenient and pleasant to use for my particular purpose than I imagined it would be. Because it goes on thin and in a very controlled way, I will be able to apply it in-situ inside our camper without having to remove the bench tops in need of treatment. Since I'm not going for a high-end furniture finish, I don't need to do all the prep work recommended (i.e. sanding to fine grit). I've done my first application now of T&T Danish Oil to wood that was sanded with 120 grit, i.e. it has a medium-fine prep finish. I've been able to do my application to smaller pieces inside the nice, warm house. Because I use so little, the smell, which is pleasant to me, is not overwhelming. And because I can use such a small applicator (folded cheesecloth as in the T&T demo video), there's no danger of splashing and spillage as there might be from the copious application method recommended for Brand X. One caution: at high altitude, when I removed the T&T can lid clips, the top popped off and a few drips did go flying. They were easily wiped up. T&T Danish Oil dries to a soft sheen--at least it has so far, after coat #1. The between-coat dry time of 8 hours is not unduly long. I can apply it in the morning; another coat in the late afternoon or evening; and a final 3rd coat the next morning. Then just set aside and forget for three days and I'm done. Using 0000 steel wool between coats does generate some iron filing dust, which is easily trapped in a towel or newspaper below my work. I love the non-toxic, beautiful finish T&T Danish Oil leaves; love its ease of use; love the way it buffs dry just 5 minutes after application (followed by 8 hour drying time and another steel wool buff prior to next coat). This is a great product for use in winter since I don't need a heated shop, just a little room in the house, a drop cloth and a comfortable work surface. No excessive quantity of product is needed as with Brand X, and there are no toxic fumes either. We'll sleep better in our little RV knowing we've got such a nice, natural finish under our mattresses. I do wish T&T would re-do its product application instructions video to address the problems I had with it as listed below. Original Review Below (since retracted above): After I'd researched and settled on a different, well-known Danish Oil brand for my project, my husband, doing a hasty search search of his own, suggested looking at this brand instead. When I looked it up and saw the rave reviews I thought, OK, fine, if you don't mind the price then we'll use this one if that's what you want. Unfortunately, after purchasing this Tried and True Danish Oil and then (cart before the horse) delving more deeply into the application instructions than what is visible here and on the can, I realized T&T's Danish Oil is clearly overkill for our needs. Unfortunately nowhere on this page that I've found mentions this is a non-returnable product due to flammability. So now I will have to use this product which takes twice as long and MANY more steps involving multiple applications, sanding, steel-wool buffing and double the curing time between coats, AND costs way more than I'd intended to pay. It also must be applied so incredibly thin that I'll be left with a nearly full can and nowhere to use it. Highly suggest you watch the lengthy YouTube video application instructions. I found it hard to follow as half way thru the project the amateur presenter--who does not enunciate clearly, causing the closed captions to be gibberish--switches to using a different T&T finish involving even longer curing times. This "Original" T&T finish is apparently necessary to purchase and apply *in addition* to this one if any water resistancy is desired. There is a written synopsis of this same video on the Tried & True page, so I guess this is their "official" instructional video. It took me way too much time today to watch and re-watch it while making my own outline (twice) before I sorted out that the presenter was talking about two different T&T products, each with different properties and curing times. My need is to just get a minimal finish onto a simple set of plywood bench lids that serve to support RV mattresses and are hidden from view except when accessing bench contents. Somehow I got side-tracked, and before I knew it I was "sold" on this T&T product based on its rave desertcart reviews. For what I need tho, the big-box Danish Oil brand would have been perfect. It can be applied in ONE step. consisting of a good 15-minute rubbing/soaking that is then wiped off and allowed to cure. There is an excellent independently-made instructional video on it in which the presenter gives clear, well-enunciated, simple instructions as he demonstrates the process. Cure time and project completion time with the big box brand over the T&T is halved. I have no complaints or any experience of the quality of this Tried & True Danish Oil product and have no reason to doubt it is excellent. It may be perfect for many creators. For the price, however, given my simple needs and the extended amount of time I'll now have to invest to properly apply a minimal two coats without missing any of the steps, it's just not worth the money. Unfortunately, however, even tho my can is brand-new and unopened, I'm stuck with it because of the no-return policy. Review: cherry table - We refinished a cherry wood dining table, first with a bit of stain (Minwax cherry 235) then two coats of Tried&true polymerized linseed oil mixed 50-50 with Epifanes rubbed effect (interior) spar varnish. The mixture was thick. The instructions for T&T said to apply thin coats, wipe it off after 5 minutes, but the varnish was supposed to stay on much longer. I decided to stick with 5 minutes rubbing it until it was completely dry. I sanded lightly with #0000 steel wool between coats of the mixture. It looks absolutely great! It is supposed to deepen and darken somewhat over time because the varnish is designed to not block UV rays. We won't know the results for months, but we expect it will be truly outstanding. The stain was put on because the sapwood was so prominent among some areas of the heartwood. I don't know how it would look after 6 months if we omitted the stain. This is my first attempt at staining furniture, but I am greatly surprised at how well it turned out. Glad I found T&T. ## Features - SUPERIOR PENETRATION & FAST CURING: Tried & True Danish Oil is designed for faster absorption and curing than typical natural oil finishes . This makes it an excellent primer for the other T&T finishes, particularly on highly absorbent wood. - VERSATILE APPLICATIONS: In addition to traditional wood finishing technique, this linseed oil for wood can be used to mix custom stains, as a primer & grain enhancer prior to epoxy or oil-based film finishes, and other uses for pure linseed oil. - PROFESSIONAL QUALITY: This linseed oil for wood is commonly used by woodworking professionals for application to bare wood or over an already-stained piece. - FOOD SAFE & NON TOXIC: The Danish Oil is ideal for rustic pieces, cabinets, butcher block, and priming open pored woods. 100% safe for food but recommend to using Original Wood Finish as a top-coat for moisture resistance on food-contact items - EASY APPLICATION: Sand the piece to desired level & apply very thin coat with a lint-free cloth at room temperature. Allow to penetrate for just 5 minutes, buff dry and cure for a minimum of 8 hours before burnishing with 4/0 steel wool, repeat ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0155AUTG4 | | Additional Features | Low Odor, Moisture Resistant, Non Toxic, Quick Drying, Stain Resistant | | Base Material | Oil-based | | Best Sellers Rank | #25,992 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #58 in Household Stains | | Brand | Tried & True | | Brand Name | Tried & True | | Coating Description | Oil-based | | Color | Wood | | Compatible Material | Wood | | Container Type | Can | | Coverage | Approximately 120 square feet per pint (calculated based on the given 'Coverage rate' of 'Up to 1000 square feet per gallon') | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 937 Reviews | | Finish Types | Matte | | Item Dimensions | 3.5 x 3.5 x 4 inches | | Liquid Volume | 16 fluid ounces | | Manufacturer | FBC Chemical Corporation | | Manufacturer Part Number | TTDO-PT | | Material | Other | | Material Type | Other | | Model Name | TTDO-PT | | Model Number | TTDO-PT | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Paint Type | Oil | | Recommended Uses For Product | Food | | Size | Pint | | Surface Recommendation | Wood | | UPC | 757602910014 | | Unit Count | 16 Fluid Ounces | | Warranty Type | No Warranty | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Tried & True - **Color:** Wood - **Material:** Other - **Model Name:** TTDO-PT - **Surface Recommendation:** Wood ## Images ![Tried & True Danish Oil, Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Pint - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41vdVLfls1L.jpg) ![Tried & True Danish Oil, Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Pint - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71STfD3iRAL.jpg) ![Tried & True Danish Oil, Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Pint - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81CEOpEGGKL.jpg) ![Tried & True Danish Oil, Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Pint - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81+ftUQwDBL.jpg) ![Tried & True Danish Oil, Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Pint - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81R7qci1i8L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is this product dishwasher safe?** A: Hi, I actually work for Tried + True and no wood should be put in the dishwasher, regardless of the finish. This would not be considered a dishwasher safe finish as it is water resistant, not waterproof, and the harsh chemicals can actually dissolve the cured finish after time. Wash with mild, natural soap and warm water. **Q: Can you apply indoors? Looking for a protective finish for our wood table. Will need to apply it indoors & there are kids at home. Any toxic smell?** A: This stuff is none-toxic, zero VOC's, 100% food safe, and no heavy metal driers. It smells like a cooking oil and is a simple to use. Absolutely it can be applied indoors and safe around children. It is wonderful stuff for all the above reasons but won't give you a hard table top finish like varnish or polyurethane finishes. I hope this helps. **Q: I have some 1970's built cedar kitchen cabinets needing revitalization. Will this work overtop of an existing possible minwax satin type finish?** A: I would sand off the existing satin finish before applying the Tried and True. You want it to be able to soak into the wood. **Q: Does the odor that many described ever totally dissipate? I don't want a permanent odor in the room** A: Not only does it dissipate quickly, it's very pleasant when it is apparent. I am such a fan of this oil finish that I love smelling it, so I re-do my banisters periodically to keep them smelling new. I've never had anyone comment on an odor/frangrance, so I don't believe it's because I've gotten used to it. Enjoy!! ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Eating my words *by C***K on January 28, 2024* UPDATE: Back here to edit my review because I'm thoroughly pleased with this product. It has turned out to be much more convenient and pleasant to use for my particular purpose than I imagined it would be. Because it goes on thin and in a very controlled way, I will be able to apply it in-situ inside our camper without having to remove the bench tops in need of treatment. Since I'm not going for a high-end furniture finish, I don't need to do all the prep work recommended (i.e. sanding to fine grit). I've done my first application now of T&T Danish Oil to wood that was sanded with 120 grit, i.e. it has a medium-fine prep finish. I've been able to do my application to smaller pieces inside the nice, warm house. Because I use so little, the smell, which is pleasant to me, is not overwhelming. And because I can use such a small applicator (folded cheesecloth as in the T&T demo video), there's no danger of splashing and spillage as there might be from the copious application method recommended for Brand X. One caution: at high altitude, when I removed the T&T can lid clips, the top popped off and a few drips did go flying. They were easily wiped up. T&T Danish Oil dries to a soft sheen--at least it has so far, after coat #1. The between-coat dry time of 8 hours is not unduly long. I can apply it in the morning; another coat in the late afternoon or evening; and a final 3rd coat the next morning. Then just set aside and forget for three days and I'm done. Using 0000 steel wool between coats does generate some iron filing dust, which is easily trapped in a towel or newspaper below my work. I love the non-toxic, beautiful finish T&T Danish Oil leaves; love its ease of use; love the way it buffs dry just 5 minutes after application (followed by 8 hour drying time and another steel wool buff prior to next coat). This is a great product for use in winter since I don't need a heated shop, just a little room in the house, a drop cloth and a comfortable work surface. No excessive quantity of product is needed as with Brand X, and there are no toxic fumes either. We'll sleep better in our little RV knowing we've got such a nice, natural finish under our mattresses. I do wish T&T would re-do its product application instructions video to address the problems I had with it as listed below. Original Review Below (since retracted above): After I'd researched and settled on a different, well-known Danish Oil brand for my project, my husband, doing a hasty search search of his own, suggested looking at this brand instead. When I looked it up and saw the rave reviews I thought, OK, fine, if you don't mind the price then we'll use this one if that's what you want. Unfortunately, after purchasing this Tried and True Danish Oil and then (cart before the horse) delving more deeply into the application instructions than what is visible here and on the can, I realized T&T's Danish Oil is clearly overkill for our needs. Unfortunately nowhere on this page that I've found mentions this is a non-returnable product due to flammability. So now I will have to use this product which takes twice as long and MANY more steps involving multiple applications, sanding, steel-wool buffing and double the curing time between coats, AND costs way more than I'd intended to pay. It also must be applied so incredibly thin that I'll be left with a nearly full can and nowhere to use it. Highly suggest you watch the lengthy YouTube video application instructions. I found it hard to follow as half way thru the project the amateur presenter--who does not enunciate clearly, causing the closed captions to be gibberish--switches to using a different T&T finish involving even longer curing times. This "Original" T&T finish is apparently necessary to purchase and apply *in addition* to this one if any water resistancy is desired. There is a written synopsis of this same video on the Tried & True page, so I guess this is their "official" instructional video. It took me way too much time today to watch and re-watch it while making my own outline (twice) before I sorted out that the presenter was talking about two different T&T products, each with different properties and curing times. My need is to just get a minimal finish onto a simple set of plywood bench lids that serve to support RV mattresses and are hidden from view except when accessing bench contents. Somehow I got side-tracked, and before I knew it I was "sold" on this T&T product based on its rave Amazon reviews. For what I need tho, the big-box Danish Oil brand would have been perfect. It can be applied in ONE step. consisting of a good 15-minute rubbing/soaking that is then wiped off and allowed to cure. There is an excellent independently-made instructional video on it in which the presenter gives clear, well-enunciated, simple instructions as he demonstrates the process. Cure time and project completion time with the big box brand over the T&T is halved. I have no complaints or any experience of the quality of this Tried & True Danish Oil product and have no reason to doubt it is excellent. It may be perfect for many creators. For the price, however, given my simple needs and the extended amount of time I'll now have to invest to properly apply a minimal two coats without missing any of the steps, it's just not worth the money. Unfortunately, however, even tho my can is brand-new and unopened, I'm stuck with it because of the no-return policy. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ cherry table *by -***- on May 23, 2026* We refinished a cherry wood dining table, first with a bit of stain (Minwax cherry 235) then two coats of Tried&true polymerized linseed oil mixed 50-50 with Epifanes rubbed effect (interior) spar varnish. The mixture was thick. The instructions for T&T said to apply thin coats, wipe it off after 5 minutes, but the varnish was supposed to stay on much longer. I decided to stick with 5 minutes rubbing it until it was completely dry. I sanded lightly with #0000 steel wool between coats of the mixture. It looks absolutely great! It is supposed to deepen and darken somewhat over time because the varnish is designed to not block UV rays. We won't know the results for months, but we expect it will be truly outstanding. The stain was put on because the sapwood was so prominent among some areas of the heartwood. I don't know how it would look after 6 months if we omitted the stain. This is my first attempt at staining furniture, but I am greatly surprised at how well it turned out. Glad I found T&T. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A good quality product! *by B***A on June 23, 2026* I read the reviews about low odor, food safe, etc and knew this was the oil I wanted to use. I used it a few days ago and it brought out the wood grain beautifully. I’m glad I did my homework on this! ## Frequently Bought Together - Tried & True Danish Oil, Pint - Pure Polymerized Linseed Oil Wood Finish, Ideal for Furniture, Rustic Pieces, & Priming Wood for other oil or epoxy-based products - Food Safe, Simple, Fast Curing - Tried & True Original Wood Finish, Pint - Linseed Oil & Beeswax Blend, Ideal for All Woodwork, Long-Lasting Durability, Food Safe Sealer, Non-Toxic Wood Finish - Tried & True Superior Varnish Oil Wood Finish, Pint - Natural Pine Resin & Linseed Oil, Ideal for Interior Furniture, Tables, Countertops - Non-Toxic, Scratch Resistant & Durable --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/34357863-tried-and-true-danish-oil-pure-polymerized-linseed-oil-wood](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/34357863-tried-and-true-danish-oil-pure-polymerized-linseed-oil-wood) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-08-24*