Speedball 8-Ounce Mona Lisa Linseed Oil, Clear (170008)

I always used Winsor and Newton Linseed Oil which is amazing, but I ran out and wanted to give speedball linseed oil a try. It actually isnt SO different from other linseed oils, it is definitely more affordable. So, if you aren't that picky or wanted to have decent quality oil medium, this is great. When you come to the details or nit pick, then - I say it has slightly a stronger smell and it may dry slightly faster (but that isnt necessarily a bad thing). Will likely continue to purchase. I am always on the side of more affordable (+acceptable quality).

Good product

My only complaint here is the bottle is too smallAnd a larger on was not available on quick delivery

Ard supplies are getting crazy expensive. This oil worked nicely and was a good deal when I purchased it. I will buy again.

I use this primarily for building bike wheels and have had the same jug in my garage forever. It works, doesn't stink terribly and cost much less than wheel specific oil. It wipes off the wheels easily and doesn't affect the wheels finish.I have also successfully used it to refinish a rifle stock as well as some furniture work.Its inexpensive and handy to have a bottle around.

This is a short review because I don't really have any complaints. I had a thickened linseed oil and it extended the drying time, this just has a normal thin oil consistency. Doesn't smell too strong, and a little has gone a long way so itll last a while with my oil paints. Dries mostly within a day and completely within 2, plus it's great for glazes.

If you ever tried to paint a piece of furniture with black accents it looks like paint when you are done. I used India Ink instead and it came out much darker and made a better contrast. Just apply it with a sponge brush and throw away the brush when done. Be sure to tape off other colors and it will come out perfect.

I might have rated it higher if I could open the bottle. It's one of those push and turns like pill bottles.