Which cue oil to not leave a golden colour ?

[Catch 22]

I would like to know which (if any) oil I can use for my cue which will Not eventually leave the cue with that gold look .

I always thought cues turned that colour with age but I've recently been informed it depends on the oil used . I don't like that golden look and would like to keep the shaft it's original colour

I have boiled linseed here but not used it yet

Thanks

[RogiBear]

I have boiled linseed here but not used it yet

Thanks

That will go golden,

try tung oil

[Catch 22]

That will go golden,

try tung oil

Thanks mate ... that golden tinge is not my thing.

[DeanH]

Which cue oil to not leave a golden colour ?

others have mentioned artist linseed oil which is clear

[jim evans]

danish oil

[sprogbasket]

I agree Danish Oil...best for maple cues too.

[RogiBear]

danish oil is made with tung oil

[jim evans]

tung oil mutch thicker though

[chamkey]

how about those cue oil that produce by the cue maker?
will you all use it? and is there any of them will not turn the cue to a golden colour

[RogiBear]

tung oil mutch thicker though

true, each to their own.

[ADR147]

tung oil and thinners.

[Catch 22]

Thanks guys

[jb134]

Crisp'n'Dry.

[bigandyg]

Crisp'n'Dry.

How come it turns chips golden then.

[jb134]

How come it turns chips golden then.

I meant shake'n'vac!