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This wonderful description of Sam Maloof's wood finishing technique was published in Woodshop News. I've used a variant of this finish for 50 years, one my grandfather used, a mixture of one third varnish, one third linseed oil and one third turpentine, wiping on three or more coats. The bench the Sam Maloof finish. In my wife's words, you see the finish on the table (smooth, shiny, etc.), but see the wood on the bench. The finish didn't jump out until the wax portion was added. As is, my wife is considering another (fourth coat) to be truly finished. Jan 20,  · I got a call from a fellow who made a Sam Maloof-style chair and screwed up the finish using Maloof’s formula. I thought, how can you screw up a Maloof finish? Maloof combined three products – polyurethane, linseed oil and tung oil – to give him the look he liked on his www.- : Bob Flexner.
Aug 31,  · Sam Maloof used 2 different oil finishes. One with wax added and the other without. The first is a 3 part mix. One part % pure tung oil, one part boiled linseed oil and one part oil poly varnish. (don't get the water based poly). Put on coats. I only mix enough to use for each coat. Oct 08,  · No sanding between coats. However, some finishers apply the Maloof oil using or grit Wet & Dry sandpaper on the final coat. This creates a slurry that fills the grain of the wood. The Maloof finish is an in-the-wood penetrating finsih. It's very similar to Watco and Minwax Tung Oil Finish. It produces a sort of soft glow finish. The Sam Maloof finish consists of two finishes: A varnish/oil mixure followed by an oil/varnish/beeswax mixture. The first mixture is applied until you are satisfied with the build-up. Then you apply the second finish, which does require some elbow grease! You can purchase the finish pre-mixed from Rockler, or you can mix your own.

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