Osmo Polyx®-Oil Original Clears are ideal for the protection of all wooden floors, such as solid wood, plank, strip, OSB and cork flooring, as well as interior wall cladding and furniture surfaces. Available in 4 levels of sheen. 

This wood coating uniquely combines the advantages of natural oils and waxes in one product. Osmo Polyx®-Oil Original is dirt-resistant, water-repellent and abrasion-resistant, and smoothens the surface.

Advantages:

• Available in 4 levels of sheen
• Simple application – no primer or sanding between coats needed
• Based on natural oils and waxes 
• Water-repellent and durable
• The dry coating is safe for humans, animals and plants (resistant to saliva and perspiration, suitable for children's toys)
• Resistant to wine, beer, cola, coffee, tea, fruit juice, milk and water
• Microporous surface will not crack, peel, flake or blister
• Easy to maintain with Osmo's Wash & Care, Liquid Wax Cleaner and Maintenance Oil

 Product Details:

• Coverage: Approximately 30 square metres per litre with one coat
• No of coats: 2 coats
• Application: Floor brush, flat brush, short nap microfibre roller (6mm nap for 10cm rollers or 8mm nap for 25cm rollers), and fleece applicator pad.
• Drying time: 8 - 10 hours (normal climatic conditions, 23c / 50 % relative humidity)
• Sizes: 375mL, 750mL, 2.5 litre and 10 litre
• Sanding in between coats not necessary
• Finishes: 3011 Gloss, 3032 Satin, 3062 Matt and 3065 Semi Matt
• Storage times: 5 years unopened, 1 year once opened

Additional Advice:

For dense Australian hardwood flooring such as Jarrah and Blackbutt we recommend sanding to 80 Grit with a single disc machine then apply Polyx Oil with a Floor Brush. For oily/resinous timbers such as Spotted Gum and Tallowwood, we recommended 2K Wood Oil or Wood Wax Extra Thin.

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).

A short nap microfibre roller may also be used to apply Polyx Oil, however for dense hardwoods a floor brush is recommended.

A trial is always recommended first to determine suitability.