Applying (Howard Butcher Block Oil & Conditioner) to Unfinished Fillet Board

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We recently got a fillet board that was made out of Cypress wood and we decided to fix it up and put on some Howards Butcher Block Conditioner and Mineral Oil it runs about 10 dollars at any big box superstore. I will be going back to Corpus in about a week, so I will be hooking on some fish and using the fillet board to see how it last.

[@flourgirlll]

I take woodshop at school, and those directions say to wipe it on in the direction of the grain... not in circular motions

[@MMMM-sm2rm]

I take Shut the Hell Up Class and you're getting an A+.

[@Delfi1900]

I use this for my work leather boots also and it keeps them conditioned and looking like new ..(; 👍🏼👍🏼

[@lonestarfishin264]

Need to use them on mine!

[@dereknielsen3684]

Super nice boards.

[@FMD023]

U can get away with using just the conditioner alone

[@raysalvador7573]

This was painful to watch and listen to

[@steevemachine118]

Huh...didn't the label state to rub in the direction of the grain??

[@julesrockz1864]

Hi there I almost liked your video. I Can't give you a (like), and I can't give you a (thumbs down). I'll leave it neutral. Only because you are using the right materials, the only problem is you don't have the proper format to apply your materials, and do this application. Your putting out there incorrect information. If you would like to know more about my proper format give me a shout out, and I'll leave a comment with the proper format and instructions for you.

[@limeglasses]

I'd love to know! Came here to see how to put on my Howard's oil and conditioner the correctway