What applicator do you use to apply pure Neatsfoot oil to grain and flesh side?

[Double Daddy]

14 hours ago, jasonsmith said:

Do you mean sheep skin pieces that still have hair on it? What about the fake wool stuff they sell as that is easy to get.

Yeah, that stuff...I'm probably not calling it by the correct name. I have no idea about the "fake wool" stuff you speak/type of. I also have a tendency to re-purpose old socks/t-shirts...I just ask The Missus to launder them clean and then I keep them separate for use as shop rags, etc.

[Frodo]

I use a sponge,  one of those yellow with a green pad on the obverse 

[jasonsmith]

3 hours ago, Frodo said:

I use a sponge,  one of those yellow with a green pad on the obverse 

scotch-brite sponge? How many uses to you get out of it? Are you able to brush on an even coating that way?

[chuck123wapati]

I think one of these days I'm gonna try a spray bottle.

[Frodo]

18 hours ago, jasonsmith said:

scotch-brite sponge? How many uses to you get out of it? Are you able to brush on an even coating that way?

 How many?  A bunch 

also use the scrubby thing to do some finish sanding

i get an even coat by applying in a circular motion

in also steal. My wife’s round cotton things she removes war paint with. You get a big bag of them for a couple of bucks, at the dollar store

18 hours ago, chuck123wapati said:

I think one of these days I'm gonna try a spray bottle.

I tried that, oil kept clogging up the spray hole.  Might have been the cheap sprayer I was using, I dunno