16oz

Goes on easy and buffs off easy as well (if you follow the directions and don't wait a couple of days). It leaves a super smooth feel to the wood that so far has been durable. we used it for a giant Jenga set and needed thing to slide against one another well, After applying and removing the excess finish, I waited about a week to use the set. Finish was pretty hard and durable at that point. Water wiped off with no grain lift. The color of the wood (ASH) did not change much, just a touch of a rich amber.

The first container I received came in a ziplock bag with the lid knocked loose and about 15-20% of the product all over the place. It was a pain to clean up, but since this product is completely plant based it didn’t really bother as much as it would have if it was made with harsh chemicals. It seems to have been a problem with the shipping though, so I can’t really blame the product for that. Either way, the seller quickly sent a brand new container of the product for no extra charge and even allowed me to keep the previous container with the left over walrus oil. I would’ve been happy with just a discount on a new container, so I’m extremely happy with customer support. The new container arrived just a few days later in a box that was properly labeled, “HANDLE WITH CARE. FRAGILE LIQUID.” The can itself was also securely fitted in the box along with plenty of packing paper that allowed for very little movement. I know all of this has absolutely nothing to do with the product itself, but I feel that companies that go above and beyond with the their customer support deserve to be praised. As for the product itself, it works great and it’s extremely quick to apply to any type of furniture that you may not want the harshest of chemicals to be used on for whatever reason. I’ll try to update this review after a bit of time to comment on durability, but honestly like I said, it’s so quick to apply, I doubt it will be much of a problem. I can say with confidence that I’ll be using more of this stuff in the future.

I use Walrus Oil Furniture Butter on wood projects that (a) may contact food and (b) will not be subject to heavy wear. Normally requires two applications about 3-7 days apart, sanding with 1200 or 2000 grit in between. I apply a generous first coat using a green scotchbrite pad, wait 4 hours, then buff off with clean cotton rag. After a few days, hand sand, apply THIN 2nd coat with cotton cloth, vigorously buff after about 4 hours. Leaves a long lasting natural satin finish every bit as good as Rubio or Osmo, but much cheaper.

First time I have used this product and can tell that I and my customers are really going to like.

This is so thick and rich. It was very easy to apply. I started with a thick coat, onto an unfinished wooden coffee table, to sit overnight to soak in. And removed whatever excess was left by morning. It works very well and leaves a Beautiful finish.

For the results, there are cheaper brands that work just as well. But it is a pretty slick product!

I have been applying this over bare wood, stained wood and previously varnished/lacquered wood for over a year now. It puts a nice sheen on bare wood and actually touches up previously finished wood by covering scratches and imperfections. And, it doesn't have an obnoxious odor like varnish and lacquer. You just have to be patient to let it soak and set-up before wiping off and buffing.

Great stuff. Simple to apply. Also a great finish with Walrus Oil.