Diy wood conditioner

This recipe for wood conditioner uses only 2 ingredients, and both are items you already have at home! No more expensive store bought products! For just a few pennies you can bring some life back into your older wood furniture, such as tables (kitchen, coffee or end tables), cabinets or hutches, etc. I originally found this recipe at Lily & Thistle. I have an antique maple kitchen table that is in need of being refinished. My husband and I are waiting until the last of the kids leave home to…

Wood conditioner is used to partially seal the grain of porous wood. While some companies manufacture wood conditioner with a large concentration of solvents, this may be too complicated to mix yourself. Instead, you can make your own pre-stain wood conditioner by thinning a solvent-based finish.

No need for expensive, chemical-laden polishes when you have this recipe.

When I checked wood conditioning lotions, it seemed they were all made of stuff I already had in my house — mainly mineral oil and beeswax.

After getting all of my wood surfaces clean with the Orange Oil Wood Cleaner, I wanted to get some much-needed moisture into that wood with some conditioning oil. Like the first time I tried creating

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Why should you use a wood conditioner? Let’s look at what it does, how to apply it, the drawbacks, and I’ll share the natural alternatives I use instead.