Can you put Osmo oil over varnish?

You can use it on bare timber, or you can use it over the top of itself. Avoid using it over anything that has stain or varnish on it.

Can you buff Osmo oil?

When thoroughly dry, surface can be buffed or polished with hand polisher or buffing machine. The only difference in applying the Clear Extra Thin is to let it sit for 30 minutes before wiping away any excess.

Is Osmo scratch resistant?

the wood to avoid scratch marks. If you are looking to change the colour of your wood then you can go across to the Osmo Polyx Oil Tints which come in a range of colours. The whole Polyx Oil range comes in handy 5ml sachets to do your test areas before purchasing a bigger tin.

Can you use hard wax oil outside?

The original clear, hard wax oil from Osmo suitable for most interior wood surfaces. The same popular Polyx Oil in a range of attractive colour tones and effects to create a coloured, satin finish. Ultimate protection for exterior wood with factor 12 UV filters to protect against the greying effects of UV damage.

What are the ingredients in Osmo hard wax oil?

Product description. OSMO Polyx-Oil (the original Hardwax Oil) is our favorite floor finish and is made from natural oils and waxes. Key ingredients in Hardwax Oil include sunflower, soybean and thistle oil, plus two hard, natural waxes—carnauba and candelilla.

Where do they make Osmo natural wood finishes?

The finish production facilities are located in Münster, Germany. Here, ingredients such as natural oils and waxes are blended with pigments to produce the Osmo range of timber finishes.

What makes Osmo POLYX oil good for wood?

The Original Hardwax Oil Osmo Polyx ® -Oil is a general purpose Hardwax-Oil wood finish that is derived from natural vegetable oils and waxes. Resistant to water, dirt, beer, wine, cola and saliva, Osmo Polyx-Oil is microporous and molecularly bonds with the wood, meaning it does not crack, flake, peel or blister.

How long to dry Osmo POLYX oil 3054?

Allow 8-10 hours drying time. Allow for good ventilation whilst drying. Third Coat: Usually a third coat is not required, however highly absorbent or dry timbers may appear to require a third coat. Tinting: Osmo Wood Wax Finish can also be used to lightly tint Polyx®-Oil 3054 up to a ratio of 10:1.