Osmo Polyx Oil

Durable, low maintenance, oil and wax finish for interior timber. The combination of natural oils and waxes penetrate deeply into the surface of the timber creating a finish as durable as polyurethane, and far easier to repair and rejuvenate. The mircroprous nature of Osmo's Polyx®-Oil allows timber to breathe so that finish will not crack, peel or blister.

Advantages:

• Easy to apply, with 2 thin coats
• Based on natural oils and waxes
• Enhances the woods natural character
• Very durable and hard wearing
• Food safe when dry
• Extremely stain resistant
• Resistant to wine, cola, tea, coffee, water and fruit juices
• Microporous breathable finish which does not crack, peel or flake
• Spot repairs are easy. No need to sand the whole floor, or piece of furniture
• Easy to maintain with any plant based soap such as Osmo's Wash and Care
• Suitable for children's toys, cots and bassinets

 Product Details:

• Coverage: Approximately 24 square metres per litre with one coat
• No of coats: 2 thin coats
• Application: Good quality brush, low nap (3-5mm) microfibre roller, lint-free cloth or an Osmo Easy Pad
• Drying time: 8 - 10 hours
• Sizes: 750mL, 2.5 litres and 10 litres
• Sanding in between coats not necessary
• Storage times: 5 years unopened, 1 year once opened

Additional Advice:

Osmo's Polyx®-Oil is suitable for a variety of timber types - both hardwood and softwood - such as Pine, Kauri, Oak, Eucalyptus, Teak, Jarrah and Douglas Fir (Oregon).

For timbers which are oily by nature, such as some species of Eucalypt, Kwila/Merbau and Rosewood etc, it is recommended that the timber's surface be wiped over with a solvent to remove any oil present, before applying Polyx Oil. A suitable solvent would be Osmo's Brush Cleaner and Thinner.

Coats should be applied 12 - 24 hours apart. The preferred method of application is by good quality bristle brush. Osmo's floor brush applicators are ideal. A low nap microfibre roller may also be used. Please read the data sheet for details. Liquid Wax Cleaner is recommended for buffing and rejuvenating the timber when needed.

A trial is always recommended first to determine suitability.