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    Cool Organoil

    Have recently finished a jarrah slab table in organoil garden furniture oil. About 4 coats. The table is indoors and finish has become blochy and dull.

    I recently wiped it with a damp cloth. Could this be the reason?

    I would have thought a garden furniture oil would be able to get wet.

    Any ideas about getting back a nice sheen eg. buffing or even waxing?


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    Were there any chemicals on the cloth?
    Was the finish fully cured?
    Do or do not.....

    Just try on a piece of scrap timber first.

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    Brumby,

    I'm with you, I tried Organoil on a beautiful grained piece of Jarrah, and even after about 4 trys I never got it looking good!
    It looked OK for a few days, then it would go dull, dark and have an uneven gloss. :mad:
    In the end I scraped the whole thing back, and put Rustins Danish Oil on it, now it looks great.

    I've heard Organoil has a hard time forming a surface coating (or something like that). :confused:

    Ben

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    Cool

    The cloth was clean (a recently washed pair of jocks in fact). What do you mean by cured.

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    By cured, I mean had it had sufficient time to properly "set" on the table - drying timeds would be given on the can.
    Do or do not.....

    Just try on a piece of scrap timber first.

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