Osmo Polyx Oil Original

Osmo Polyx Oil - Clear Satin 3032

Osmo Polyx Oil - Clear Satin 3032

£11.88 – £87.69
Osmo Polyx Oil - Clear Matt 3062

Osmo Polyx Oil - Clear Matt 3062

£3.00 – £87.69
Osmo Polyx Oil - Clear Semi-Matt 3065

Osmo Polyx Oil - Clear Semi-Matt 3065

£3.00 – £87.69
Osmo Polyx Oil - Clear Glossy 3011

Osmo Polyx Oil - Clear Glossy 3011

£3.00 – £87.69
Osmo Polyx Oil Anti-Slip Clear Satin 3089

Osmo Polyx Oil Anti-Slip Clear Satin 3089

£31.80 – £96.60

Osmo Polyx Oil

THE ORIGINAL HARDWAX-OIL

  • Clear and transparent colour finishes available
  • Extremely durable and hardwearing
  • Very water, dirt and abrasion resistant
  • Enhances the wood’s natural character
  • Highly resistant to common liquid spillages such as water, juice, tea, cola and wine
  • Saliva-resistant and sweatproof, suitable for children’s toys (EN71.3)
  • Microporous, breathable finish which does not crack, peel, flake or blister
  • No sanding necessary for future applications

Dry Time

8-10 hours

Clean Up

Osmo Brush Cleaner

Coverage

30m²/L with one coat

Coats

2 coats

Care

Osmo Wash and Care, or Spray-Mop.

Application

With Osmo Flat Brush, Floor Brush, Oil Finish Applicator Fleece (Hand Pad Holder) or Osmo Microfibre Roller, apply thinly along the wood grain and spread well. Allow to dry for approx. 8-10 hours under good ventilation.

After drying, quickly apply a second coat also thinly. After 2-3 weeks, the surface is fully cured. When renovating or recoating an already oiled surface, one coat applied to the clean and dry surface is usually sufficient.

Finishes

Clear Finishes: Glossy, Satin, Matt, or Semi-Matt.

Transparent Colour Finishes: 8 colours in a Glossy*, Satin*, Matt*, or Semi-Matt* finish.

Application Tools

Osmo Flat Brush, Floor Brush, Hand Pad or Osmo Microfibre Roller

Recommended Use

Interior wooden floors and furniture

Recoat

One coat, when signs of wear become visible

Sizes

5ml, 125ml, 375ml, 750ml, 2.5L, 10L

Suitability

RECOMMENDED

  • Oak
  • Pine
  • Spruce
  • Beech
  • Ash
  • Alder
  • Douglas Fir
  • Birch
  • Larch

POSSIBLE

Maple: apply very thinly and carry out a trial application before use.

American/European Walnut: apply very thinly and carry out a trial application before use.

Smoked Oak: 3011 Glossy, 3032 Satin, 3065 Semi-Matt are possible. 3062 Matt is not recommended because the matting agents within 3062 are likely to react with the dark colour and result with a white powdery effect.

NOT RECOMMENDED

The wood species below are not recommended for Polyx-Oil Original. Please use Osmo Wood Wax Finish Extra Thin instead.

  • Cedar
  • Iroko
  • Mahogany
  • Teak
  • South American Walnut
  • Sapele
  • Bamboo
  • Acacia
  • Ipe
  • Merbau
  • Ebony
  • Wenge
  • Ipe
  • Sycamore
  • Rosewood

Understanding Osmo Polyx Oil

What is Osmo Polyx Oil?

Osmo Polyx Oil is a high-quality wood finish that offers both aesthetic appeal and remarkable durability. This product is specifically designed to enrich the natural beauty of wood surfaces while providing a protective layer. It penetrates deeply into the wood, creating a textured look and feel that enhances grain visibility. Because it combines the advantages of oils and waxes, it provides a unique finish that is not only beautiful but also functional.

Benefits of Using Osmo Polyx Oil

The benefits of using Osmo Polyx Oil are numerous. It is easy to apply, dries quickly, and creates a durable surface that withstands wear and tear. However, one of the biggest advantages is its ability to repel water and dirt, making maintenance a breeze. Additionally, in comparison to other wood finishes, it doesn't crack or peel, which means the wood retains its natural appearance for years. This longevity is a key reason why many DIY enthusiasts and professionals prefer Osmo Polyx Oil for their projects.

Application Tips for Osmo Polyx Oil

When applying Osmo Polyx Oil, ensure the wood surface is clean and sanded smooth. It is important to stir the oil well before use to achieve an even consistency. Apply with a brush or cloth, working in the direction of the wood grain. Because the oil absorbs into the wood, two coats are often recommended for optimal protection and finish. After the first coat dries, lightly sand the surface before applying the second coat to achieve a flawless look. This process not only enhances the finish but also ensures that the oil adheres properly to the wood.