Aussie Furniture Care Pure Hemp Oil Furniture Polish & Finish

Frequently Asked Questions: Aussie Furniture Care Pure Hemp Oil Polish 250 ml Collapse All What is Aussie Pure Hemp Oil and what roles does it serve? Pure Hemp Oil acts as a finish, polish, and protective coat. It revitalizes raw timber, chalk painted surfaces, veneer, and old or faded wood — sealing and protecting while enhancing natural beauty. What surfaces are compatible with pure hemp oil? Suitable for: Raw or unfinished timber Chalk-painted or painted surfaces (once fully cured) Veneer and sealed timber surfaces Even food-contact wood items like chopping boards (as the formula is food-safe) What are the primary benefits of using hemp oil on furniture? Penetrates deep to feed wood, preventing drying, cracking, and fading. Seals and revitalises worn, faded, or lifeless surfaces. Enhances and restores natural grain. Non-toxic, chemical-free, and food-safe — ideal for interior furniture and wooden kitchenware. Long-lasting cure (approx 15–30 days) for durable protection. How should hemp oil be applied and cured? Ensure a clean, dry surface free of dust. Spread the oil liberally and evenly with a soft cloth or applicator. Wipe off excess oil. Let it penetrate for ~12 hours, then buff with a fresh cloth. If more sheen is desired, continue buffing or apply a second coat. The finish fully cures in about 15–30 days; pieces are usable before that but handle gently until cured. Will hemp oil alter the colour or tone of the wood or paint? Yes. After application, hemp oil may deepen the appearance temporarily, but over time it “settles” and the tone returns closer to natural. On pale surfaces, the effect is subtle. Always test first. How much coverage does 250 ml provide? About 8 to 10 m² under normal application conditions. How often should hemp oil be reapplied? Re-application frequency depends on wear and exposure, but many users find every 3-to 6 months or as needed when the surface appears dry. Is hemp oil safe for food-contact surfaces (e.g. chopping boards)? Yes — the formula is food-safe, making it suitable for sealing chopping boards, wooden utensils, and bowls. Can I apply other finishes or wax over cured hemp oil? Yes — once fully cured, additional wax or sealers can be layered over hemp oil to add surface protection while preserving its penetrating benefits. Is the Aussie Furniture Care Pure Hemp Oil 1oo% Australian Made & Grown? Yes. The entire Aussie Furniture Care range of furniture oil polishes are Australian made and grown supporting Australian manufacturing and ensuring premium quality. ⚠️ Disclaimer: Always test in an inconspicuous area before full application. Results may vary depending on furniture age, finish, and type of timber. Aussie Furniture Care is not responsible for damage caused by incorrect use. How to use Pure Hemp Oil To Restore, Seal & Protect Raw Wood, Chalk Painted Finishes & Old, Worn & Dried Out Furniture These instructions are the same for treating wooden chopping boards, wooden bowls and utensils. This is important: Before you start make sure your project is clean and free from dust. If your applying the oil to a painted piece make sure the paint is completely dry. Spread the oil liberally and evenly across the surface with your brush, cloth or sponge and wipe any excess oil away. After applying your first coat leave it for around 12 hours and then using a fresh lint free polishing cloth buff it off. If you want to add more sheen just keep turning the cloth and continue to buff. If you feel that the item is still a bit dry apply a second coat and repeat the process. If you apply a second coat the surface you are treating won’t absorb as much oil and will be easier to buff to higher sheen. How to use Pure Hemp Oil as a Furniture Polish for Furniture That’s in Good Condition Spread the oil liberally and evenly across the surface with soft lint free cloth and wipe any excess oil away. With a second dry and soft lint free cloth buff the surface to a soft sheen. If you want more sheen you can continue to buff with a fresh lint free cloth. Read our full article here