the Pure Tung Oil worked so beautifully on our Teak outdoor table, the finish has never looked better, restored it to its natural beauty and smells great!

I applied said product to my newly installed dock yesterday.

The Visual Improvment, alone, is worth the cost.
The Wood Nourishment/Preservation, Waterproofing, UV Protection, Mold and Insect Repellentcy are the reasons that I chose this product.

No doubt, I shall greatly appreciate those attributes in the years-to-come.
However, TODAY I stand 'in awe' of just HOW BEAUTIFUL MY DOCK LOOKS!

I had a window of dry weather and got most of my deck done. I used a pad and it worked great. I’m waiting now for another gap in the wet weather to be able to finish the rest.
I’ll reserve judgement until I see how it holds up this summer.

Wanted to just say THANK YOU to Brian for his help and concern for the customer and also note his willingness to help expedite a product for us on a high profile; commercial project. If you need a product from Vagabond Oil & Paint, Co. I highly recommend you reach out as they were there to assist me and even followed up to ensure that I received the product a day earlier than promised. A rear customer encounter these days as they (Brian) exceeded expectations.
Thank you!

Work wonderful thank you

I’m building an open front bank barn and will probably use it as an entertainment center…the “basement “ will house tractors an mowers etc. which should leave me with a 36x 36 clear span mini auditorium to work with Cherry, sycamore, cedar, aged long leaf pine, cedar and oak awa basswood. What a challenge!

We applied it two days ago so we don't really know how it performs but it sprayed on nicely.

I love this Outlast Oil. I have a deck on each side and wish I could have the old (painted)deck match the new (oiled) one. I didn’t spray it on. I painted it on. It was very quick and easy. I love the results.

Very satisfied with the results! I’m 80 so a little slow or maybe 🤔 a lot slower. I’m will be ordering another 10gal when I get done with this 5. Have to sand first. I have a log siding house I built in 06. Thanks 🙏

We have used this product before and needed another for more coverage. This oil is fantastic! We also loved ordering from this company! They had hand-written a thank you note on the order sheet. So sweet! Will definitely be continuing to support this business.

This interior stain is more of a toner for wood. I ordered the Medium Toner. It goes on relatively transparent, but as it dries it develops into a deeper color. The Medium is lighter than I would have expected, but it allows the natural beauty of the timber to show through. Great customer service. I received a handwritten note with my order thanking me for my business. Great personal touch.

Everyone has a gimmick when it comes to finishing decks. Tung Oil is perfect for restoring/maintaining Fir Decking. Don't be fooled by Box Store Brands. By local, by with trust Vagabond!

Product arrived on time, and was just as advertised. Got a personalized note that said how much they appreciate my business. Product went on logs well, And easy to apply. I will be ordering more from this company.

I bought this to treat two white oak naginata I own and I'm really happy with how they're shaping up so far. The box came with a cute note and arrived fast as they were coincidentally located just miles away from me, I didn't realize!

Because of the citrus thinner, the oil is very runny and smells very strongly. At first I wore a mask, but found I didn't really need it at all once I figured out to work by the open window and set up a box fan blowing air from my space outside. It dries (not cures) faster and is very easy to paint. I assume it helps the oil penetrate deeper but have no real baseline nor way to observe this...

I'm new to this hobby and started on the worst wooden spoon I own before touching my weapons, so the spoon has one more coat than them and feels luxuriously soft by now. Each week after practice, I sand them, starting on a more ultra-fine grit each time, then get them the tiniest bit wet and sand again after they dry, that step really does a lot! Then I paint some of this oil on everything, do it again after several minutes, and then wipe off the extra oil that hasn't soaked in yet after several more minutes. I hang the naginata on the wall to dry with two level, distant command hooks and, just before next week's practice, quickly sand off any dust that dried on. No idea how long it takes to cure but it's definitely done before a week. Going for 5-7 coats using this weekly cycle, or until I'm over it!