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    Raw does dry/surface evaporate flat, but you can buff the wood with a microfiber cloth to the desired Semi Matt finish.

    Boiled linseed oilicon used over years drys hard and slowly builds to a varnished type finish ... Horrible on a military rifle in my opinion.

    As said 50/50 thinned linseed allows Penetration and can really give wonderful depth to a finish, then put it on neat until it stops taking it in ... Remove the excess and lightly Polish, job done.
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