Osmo Polyx Oil Tints
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Explore our range of Osmo wood oils, finishes and wood care products for interior and exterior timber. We stock Osmo Polyx Oil, Top Oil, decking and garden furniture oils, wood stains, UV protection oils, cleaners and maintenance products for floors, furniture, worktops, doors, decking and other suitable wooden surfaces. Choose from clear, tinted and coloured finishes for a wide range of wood finishing and restoration projects.
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Osmo is well known for its range of oils, wood finishes, stains and maintenance products for interior and exterior timber. At Priory Polishes, we stock Osmo products for wooden floors, furniture, worktops, doors, decking, garden furniture and other suitable wood surfaces.
Whether you are finishing new timber, restoring existing wood or maintaining an Osmo-treated surface, our range includes products for different types of wood and applications. Choose from clear and coloured finishes, hard wax oils, exterior wood oils, cleaners and maintenance products.
Osmo Polyx Oil is one of the best-known Osmo finishes and is available in a wide range of clear, tinted and specialist finishes. It is commonly used on interior wooden floors, furniture, doors and other suitable timber surfaces.
Osmo Polyx Oil is available in finishes including Clear, Raw, Effect Natural and a range of Polyx Oil Tints. Different finishes can produce different appearances, so testing the chosen product on a sample of the timber is recommended before treating the complete surface.
Osmo Top Oil is a specialist finish for suitable interior wooden worktops, tables and other surfaces where a durable, easy-to-maintain finish is required. It is available in clear, natural and tinted options, allowing you to protect the timber while retaining or changing its appearance.
For kitchen worktops and other surfaces that may come into contact with food, always check the individual product information and follow the manufacturer’s instructions regarding application, drying and curing.
Osmo also produces a wide range of exterior wood oils for doors, windows, cladding, decking, garden furniture and other outdoor timber. These include UV Protection Oil, UV Protection Oil Tints, Natural Oil Wood Stain and other specialist exterior finishes.
Exterior Osmo oils are available in both clear and coloured finishes. They can be used to enhance the appearance of timber while providing a finish designed for exterior exposure. The most suitable product will depend on the type of wood and the particular application.
For outdoor timber, our Osmo range includes products specifically suited to decking and garden furniture. These finishes are available in clear and coloured options and can help maintain the appearance of outdoor wood while protecting it from everyday weathering.
Before applying an exterior oil, the timber should be suitably prepared and clean. Weathered or grey wood may require cleaning or treatment with an appropriate Osmo preparation product before re-oiling.
Osmo offers a choice of wood stains and coloured finishes for changing or enhancing the appearance of timber while allowing the natural character of the wood to remain visible. Osmo Natural Oil Wood Stain and Country Colours provide options for both more natural and stronger decorative finishes.
The final colour will vary according to the type and colour of the timber and the number of coats applied. We recommend testing any coloured Osmo finish on an offcut or inconspicuous area before applying it to the whole surface.
As well as wood finishes, we stock Osmo wood cleaners and maintenance products for helping to prepare and care for timber surfaces. These include products for cleaning interior wood, refreshing exterior timber and maintaining surfaces finished with suitable Osmo products.
Using the appropriate preparation and maintenance product can help ensure that an existing finish remains in good condition and that new treatments are applied to a suitably prepared surface.
The right Osmo product depends on the type of timber, whether the surface is indoors or outdoors, the existing finish and the appearance you want to achieve. For floors and furniture, Osmo Polyx Oil is a popular choice, while Osmo Top Oil is specifically formulated for suitable worktops and tables. Exterior products are available for decking, doors, cladding and garden furniture.
Always check the individual product instructions before application to make sure the chosen Osmo finish is suitable for your particular surface and intended use.
This will really depend on the project you are working on. On most projects Osmo UV Oil is an ideal application. It also comes in many different tinted colours, without masking the grain of the wood as it is a transparent finish. Osmo UV Protection Oil Clear and Osmo UV Oil Tints are both designed for vertical wood surfaces such as external doors, wood windows, wood cladding, wood fencing and summer houses.
If you are looking for more of an opaque finish (similar to paint) then Osmo have produced Osmo country shades. This comes in 120 unique colours inspired by the elements such as Fire, Water, Air and Earth. These superb colours give you amazing UV resistance, excellent protection against all weather conditions and unlike a paint, this wood oil will not crack, peel, flake or blister. Like with all Osmo oils, It is very easy to maintain and care for.
Osmo Natural Oil Wood Stain is a transparent finish with a good colour range to match your timber that you are treating. The coloured tones do have UV resistance and this Osmo Oil also has biocides, so helps to protect against algae and fungus. Because of the natural colour shades available it can fit harmoniously with your exterior wood and again is very easy to maintain. The Microporous finish allows the wood to breathe so reduces swelling and shrinkage effect on wood unlike many other brands.
Without a doubt Osmo Polyx Oil is the best interior finish for wooden floors. Osmo Polyx Oil comes in different types of Clear Sheen and has a superb array of tinted colours. Osmo Polyx Oil Tints are ideal if you want to add a splash of colour to your floor without masking the natural grain of the wood. Osmo Polyx Oil Clear is ideal if you just want to enhance the natural colour of the wood but comes in different sheens to choose from such as Matt, Satin or Glossy. Osmo Polyx Oil Raw is also available if you want full protection of your wood floors but want to keep the natural untreated look of bare wood. Whatever you decide, applying Osmo Oil is easy and the finish coat will protect your wooden floors for years to come.
The best type of Osmo Oil for treating wooden kitchen worktops is Osmo Top Oil. This special wood oil is made from a combination of natural oils and waxes especially for use on kitchen worktops made of wood. It is very easy to apply and the final cured finish will leave a microporous surface that offers several advantages compared to other similar finishes. Osmo Top Oil does not crack, peel, flake or blister, ensuring long-lasting durability. It is also resistant to various liquids such as wine, beer, cola, coffee, tea, fruit juice, milk and water, ensuring that you won’t have water spots after use. Overall, Osmo Top Oil is highly recommended for maintaining and enhancing the appearance and longevity of wooden worktops.
The simple answer is no for several reasons. The first is most of the exterior range like Natural oil wood stain has added insecticide and fungicide helping to prevent wood staining and wood rotting fungi and wood destroying insects like wood worm. This can be harmful to breath in particles and spraying them will add to many particles in the air, leading to a higher possibility of them being breathed in. Also, when you spray an oil, this is more likely to sit on the wood, rather than penetrate into it. When you apply an Osmo oil with a brush, you are pushing the oil into the grain and pores of the wood leading to better protection. With a brush you will also get a more even finish.
You have to be very careful what finish you apply to veneered wood as the solvents in many oils can damage the glue under the surface and lift the veneer. On most doors including veneered fire doors, it is recommended to use Osmo Door Oil. Osmo Door Oil has very low solvents so it is designed to not affect the glue under the veneer and therefore reduces the risk of damaging the veneer. If you are looking for a tinted colour then you can also use Osmo Wood Wax Finish (Transparent tones) as this is made with the same base as the door oil. Osmo wood wax finish comes in several lovely colours that still leave the grain of the wood visible. As with all veneer, always test a small area first to ensure compatibility.
If you are looking for a wood protection on exterior teak garden furniture but want keep the wood looking natural with the grain still visible, then you would be best to use Natural oil wood stain. This wood finish is one of the best in the Osmo range to protect against standing water on vertical surfaces. I would also use a lightly tinted colour as this will offer some UV resistance whilst keeping the grain of the wood visible. The more pigment in a wood finish will result in a higher UV resistance. Before applying, I would sand with 120 grit sanding paper and apply two coats. You can then simply add top cost as required for maintenance (using the same colour and finish).