Liquid oil for a white oak table with low sheen

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I have a Crosby table from Rejuvenation. Care of it states to use liquid oil periodically and certainly if it feels dry. I have no idea what to use. The table is a white oak and not too shiny. I’m concerned about putting something on it that will change the color or make it too shiny. Thoughts?

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William Stewart Staff answered 1 year ago

Hi Tracie,

The three best choices for oak are Danish Oil, Boiled Linseed Oil, and Teak Oil. Given your preference for a matte finish, I’d go with one of the first two, as Teak Oil can apply a sheen to the surface.

Danish Oil – https://geni.us/g1Ra
Boiled Linseed Oil – https://geni.us/RleyCpF

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