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MacD
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Woodwork

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I've rubbed down the woodwork...... Now the question is do I wood stain or Danish oil?
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Lots of historic stuff on this Mac..and lots of opinions. Osmo oil is well regarded, I've not yet tried it myself. If the car is kept in a well ventilated garage Danish oil will probably be fine but need redoing regularly. Cars left outside,well that's a different thing again. I'd certainly suggest treating the wood with Cuprinol 5 star before you do anything else.
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Thanks for that..... Is Cuprinol 5 a clear wood treament ? or would it stop the oil penetrating the wood ? I really have no idea!
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Yep the Cuprinol is like water, it soaks right in. Give the wood a few good doses and let it dry out thoroughly before you use the finish of your choice. I like Osmo oil personally.
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Thanks
I'll start with the Cuprinol then.
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I read the Morris Minor Traveller by Ray Newell and the sections by Steve Foreman of Wooddies was brilliant. They do more wood than anybody so I followed their advice and am very pleased with the results. I think they may help you with a fact sheet if you contact them?

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Re: Woodwork

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Thanks for the advice.
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