M. Graham 8-Ounce Walnut Oil Medium

Works well. Non toxic thinner and does give a very glossy finish.

I've been oil painting for a while, using harmful turpenoid and the Mona Lisa brand paint thinner - carcinogens. I've researched healthier alternatives, and looked into natural oils. Walnut oil looked like the best option - others were infamous for drying too quickly or changing the color of the painting upon drying. I like when my paint doesn't dry too quickly, so I can work with the same paint the next day, blend, and so on. This oil is PERFECT. It's natural, not harsh, doesn't hurt the environment, and it's a perfect solvent for oil paint. Absolutely lovely. I used to detest oil painting because of the harmful solvents, but this oil is so useful. It smells like walnuts, and it's a bit thicker than turpenoid. I keep my used oil in a container and let it separate, then a week later use a syringe to take out the clear oil. The mixed up paint at the bottom can be used as a base for future paintings. I'll definitely be coming back to this oil, I highly recommend it.

Its delicious to paint with this

Love using this sparingly with my oil paints. Dries pretty quick too.

Works as it should, cleans my brushes well, and is an effective medium.

Container was broken but inside a plastic bag. Moved the oil to our own bottle.

Odorless , Safe, I use to clean my brush from oil paint and also as a medium if needed. I have the regular and fast drying. It’s worth it. It’s a bit pricey but that’s art materials

I like the viscosity of this oil. Not too thick and not sticky. Works well!

I love this product and I finally have it in my hands, as it does not exist in the Greek market. The service of the seller was extraordinary because the item was damaged on its way to Greece, and the company replaced it by themselves and resent it to me! I would definitely buy anything from them again and again!