Heritage Natural Finishes Concentrate Finishes & Finishing Tools - Shelter Institute
Heritage Natural Finishes Concentrate Finishes & Finishing Tools - Shelter Institute

Heritage Natural Finishes Concentrate

$45.99 USD - $455.99 USD /
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The Heritage formula, concentrated: richer oils, less solvent.

Best For

  • Hand-application finishing
  • Commercial spray setups
  • Heritage formula fans

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Heritage Concentrated Finishing Oil is a natural penetrating oil finish with more oil and less solvent than Heritage's Original Finish, for work that needs the deepest penetration and protection.

It's tung oil, linseed oil and natural waxes in pure citrus solvent, with no driers or synthetic additives. Use it on furniture, wood and softwood floors, earthen floors, reclaimed timbers, weathered wood, countertops, butcher block and tool handles. Rub it into the grain with a brush, cloth or pad, let it soak 15 to 20 minutes, then wipe off all the excess until the surface feels dry. Give it 24 hours between coats and 2 to 4 coats in all; on softwood and earthen floors, plan on 4 to 6.

Autumn Peterson started the company in Oregon in April 2007 as Land Ark Northwest, looking for a more natural way to finish wood, and renamed it Heritage Natural Finishes in 2008. It's based in Philomath, Oregon, and sells to timber framers, woodworkers, builders and homeowners across the country.

  • Options: quart; gallon; two gallon; 5 gallon
  • Formula: tung oil, linseed oil and natural waxes in pure citrus solvent; more oil, less solvent than the Original Finish; no driers
  • Coverage: about 400 to 500 sq ft per gallon on the first coat
  • Use: furniture, wood and softwood floors, earthen floors, reclaimed timbers, weathered wood, countertops, butcher block, tool handles
  • Application: brush, cloth, pad or sprayer; soak 15 to 20 minutes, wipe off all excess; 24 hours between coats; 2 to 4 coats (4 to 6 on softwood and earthen floors)
  • VOC: 198.8 g/L
  • Made in: USA by Heritage Natural Finishes

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