Danish Oil, what next?

[magicesperanto]

Just refinished my Benjamin 317 stock with five coats of Danish Oil.

A vast improvement over the unloved, grainless look it had.

Now much darker than I expected and showing reasonable grain, but no shine to it.

Is there anything cheap and simple to get a bit of a shine?

[Neil54]

Polish.
You can use Pledge, black bison is better.

[Segata]

I'd use a Beeswax to seal it, few coats buff to a nice deep shine and should help waterproof it too.

[Phil Russell]

I have used Danish oil, albeit many coats, and got a great shine. But then I have noticed a difference in performance between different brands of Danish oil.

Cheers, Phil

[magicesperanto]

I have used Danish oil, albeit many coats, and got a great shine. But then I have noticed a difference in performance between different brands of Danish oil.

Cheers, Phil

Yes I suspect you are correct, this is the stuff I used: https://www.thecornishchoppingboardc...MaAjFOEALw_wcB

Very pleased with the outcome overall, but a bit of a lustre would be nice, looks like some sort of wax is on the cards.

I will have a rummage in the local shops.

[Otley]

According to Rustins, their Danish oil and teak oil are the same but Danish oil has stuff added to kill any shine. I use teak oil and four coats give a nice shine to close grained wood.