hello so in my last video I showed you how easy it is to apply both linseed oil and this time I like to show you how to apply danish oil so what is danish oil well danish oil is an oil based wipe-on finish and it contains oil and other special ingredients like for example resin but ingredients remain a little bit a mystery because they won't tell what an ashishot is very easy to apply you just need the wreck or in this case some paper towels but before we get started let me read to you some safety notes Rex used for oiling must be laid out flat to dry or destroyed otherwise to make a Trier due to spontaneous combustion okay let's get started now like with every other finish the surface has to be prepared in this case I sanded the wood up to 240 grit before applying the damaged oil you have to shake the cam and now I just take it paper towel put in some Danish oil and apply it very easy just wipe it on now the first application I want the surface to be wet so that the oil really nuts the chance to soak in a penetrate into the wood okay so now that there is a good amount of oil on surface I leave it for a few minutes and then I come back with a clean rag and wipe off the excess okay so now I take a fresh paper towel and wipe off the excess and I do want to wipe off all the excess because at this stage I don't want any oil to dry on the surface so after the first application I hope you can see this in the reflection the wood is almost dry mean it looks almost dry there's no oil on the surface as only oil in the wood and that's exactly what we want allow four to eight hours between application and if you like to reuse the paper towel just put it in an airtight container for the second application we only need a little bit of the oil because this time it will not soak in so much and again I just wipe it over the surface so that everything is covered and then I'll leave it for a while and again after a few minutes we want to wipe off the excess oil and I apply another coat so for forth application I like to use 600 grit sandpaper a little bit of damage oil and then I sent with the oil and when it does it creates a slurry of wood dust and damaged oil and this actually makes the wood surface lot smoother I'm going to take a fresh paper towel and I wipe off the excess and as usually I let it dry for about four to eight hours now if you like a satin finish you can actually stop right there because it really looks nice but I like to put on a few more thin coats and again working off the excess you well and there you have it and as you can see damage I'll finish is very easy to apply just coat the surface with enough oil wipe it off after a few minutes and repeat this process several times until you are satisfied with result so thank you for watching see you next time