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Linseed oil

funky84 · 2007-05-03 15:06:45

So i broke my cricket bat and bought a new one and now it needs to be oiled and knocked in. Some people are telling me to use linseed oil and others are saying use raw linseed oil. My question is is there a difference??

03-05-2007 3:06pm

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funky84

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So i broke my cricket bat and bought a new one and now it needs to be oiled and knocked in. Some people are telling me to use linseed oil and others are saying use raw linseed oil. My question is is there a difference??

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#2 03-05-2007 3:36pm

Endurance Man

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Use raw

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#3 05-05-2007 7:08pm

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Raw

http://www.dragonsports.co.uk/sports-equipment/sport-section-Cricket/cricket-bat-care.htm

however, a word of warning.......

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linseed_oil#Spontaneous_combustion :eek:

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