Osmo Polyx Oil Clear

Ultimate wood enhancement – Keep your interior wooden flooring and furniture looking beautiful and protected with Osmo Hard Wax Oil. A clear, transparent, subtle satin shimmer finish that enhances wood’s natural beauty, adding elegance and charm to your living space.

Long-lasting protection – A high solid floor and furniture oil that’s extremely durable and hardwearing. The high-quality oil and wax formula is water, dirt and abrasion resistant and offers lasting protection against scratches, scuffs and common liquids like juice, tea and wine.

Versatile usage – This hardwax oil is perfect for various wood surfaces such as floors, furniture, doors, walls and ceilings. It offers excellent coverage of approx. 24㎡/L with one coat and has a microporous, breathable finish that doesn’t crack, peel or flake.

Natural formula – Formulated from vegetable oils and waxes, Osmo wood treatment oil is safe to use while offering long-term wood protection. Osmo furniture & floor wax resists saliva and sweat and is suitable for children’s toys. Available in Clear Glossy, Clear Satin, Clear Matt and Clear Semi-Matt.

Easy wood application – Prepare wood by stripping old finishes and filling imperfections. Sand, wipe and apply wax oil thinly. Dry for 8-10 hours, add a second coat for an extra shield. Get fully cured floors in 2-3 weeks with no sanding needed for spot repairs or future applications.

Osmo Polyx Oil Clear is suitable for the following woods –

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

Osmo Polyx Oil Original is a remarkable solution that provides exceptional protection for a wide range of wooden surfaces. It is specially formulated to safeguard various wooden floors like solid wood, plank, strip, OSB, and cork flooring, as well as furniture surfaces.

Yes, Osmo Polyx Oil clear is suitable for kitchen worktops, along with other wooden surfaces but Osmo does offer a Top Oil especially for kitchen worktops. This Top Oil comes in various tinted shades and in a useful sized tin so may be a better option.

Yes, Osmo Polyx Oil is designed for solid wooden floors, doors, kitchen worktops, furniture, and internal wood but with some veneered doors you have to be more careful. Some oils can actually damage the veneer on the door due to the solvents melting the glue under the veneer. The best option would be Osmo Door Oil as this has less solvents in the ingredients so will not damage the veneer on the door and is safe for use on solid or Oak veneered doors.

Polyx Oil can be used on most woods but for exotic or oily hardwoods, Osmo Wood Wax Finish Extra Thin 1101 is the better solution as this is a thinner solution so is more tailored to the unique requirements of these wood types. This is best to be applied with a lint free cloth rather than a brush as you want several thin coats rather than one thick coat so they can harden between each layer.

This incredible product is crafted with a blend of natural plant oils and waxes, including sunflower oil, soya oil, thistle oil, carnauba wax, and candelilla wax. Additionally, it incorporates paraffin, siccatives (drying agents), and water-repellent additives, ensuring reliable performance and long-lasting durability. This will add very good water resistance but to maintain its high water resistance in areas exposed to moisture, we recommend applying a base coat of Osmo Wood Protector 4006. This additional step enhances its protective qualities, making it an excellent choice for bathrooms and kitchens.

Yes, Osmo Polyx Oil Clear is suitable for use on untreated MDF along with some other particle boards like chipboard and engineered wood. Osmo Wood Wax Finish can sometimes be a better option as this is also a suitable option for the protection for edge glued panels, chipboard and MDF. It is always recommended to test a small area first to ensure compatibility and apply the first coat thinly.

Yes, you can use Osmo Polyx Oil to apply onto an oak fireplace but when you use wood oils around heat, it can dry out quicker over time. This means you will need to apply more regular, thin coats to act as a moisturiser to the wood and stop it drying out. This will also ensure you keep a protective coat to your wood. You can simply lightly apply the wood oil using a lint free cloth on regular intervals and this should keep your wood and finish in good condition.

Yes, you can apply Osmo Polyx Oil Clear onto Cork floors. If there is any existing finish, you will need to very carefully sand this to key up the surface with a final p120 grit. With cork you do have to be very careful with sanding as it is quite grainy and is not as solid a structure as wood. Always trial an area first to ensure it sands without damage. The Polyx Clear will enhance the tone to a warm shade. With cork flooring it is also best to apply with a lint free cloth in very thin layers. It is best to apply around 3 to 5 thin layers and allow to dry between coats. Do not apply with a brush. As with all products, always test a small inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility.