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OUR EASIEST APPLICATION YET 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. Our new advanced formula of Polyx-Oil has been specially engineered in Germany to be the first Hardwax-Oil available on the North American market that can be easily applied with a brush or roller, with no buffing necessary! Can be spot-repaired and/or restored/renewed with no sanding required, therefore
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5.0 out of 5 stars love Love LOVE
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5.0 out of 5 stars A surprisingly durable and easy quality finish
Osmo has quickly become my favorite finish. It seems very expensive at first, especially for the size of the can, BUT a little goes a very very long way, a crazy long way. It took a few builds before I got used to just how little is needed. So it really is not all that expensive at all when you consider how far a can will go.I have found the finish to be very durable, and exceedingly easy and quick to repair. I had a customer who put a gouge into the top of their coffee table with a remote control helicopter, and I was able to repair the damage on site in a little more than an hour, and after a couple days you could not tell where the repair was done... if I would have used arm r seal I would have needed to sand/strip the whole top and it would have been at least a couple days work. The client was amazed with the turnaround and overjoyed with the result.I can not say enough good things about osmo polyx. My favorite variety of polyx is the gloss- which can get anywhere from a light satin sheen to a glossy polish, its very versatile, and the satin is a close second- it can be buffed to a nice shine if desired, so also very versatile.The only drawback of osmo polyx compared to varnish/poly is osmo is a bit more physically demanding, you are polishing the finish into the wood, and the more you polish and rub the better it turns out. Its not really a big deal in my opinion, but it might be a factor to some people I guess.PS. Just a tip: Use a white scotchbrite pad for application and buffing, and a grey scotchbrite if you want to sand between coats- though sanding between coats isnt necessary, you will get a slightly nicer end result on most species of wood.
5.0 out of 5 stars Works great. Perfect finish and easy to apply
This stuff is amazing
5.0 out of 5 stars Great woodworking finish
This is the second purchase of the Osmo Polyx Oil system. I really like how easy it is to apply and how professional the results look. So far I have used the hard wax oil on rift sawn red oak, walnut, jatoba, olive wood and hard maple. The results on all but the hard maple have been excellent. I think that I should have used the thinner version on the hard maple project. I was initially apprehensive about starting with the product as it is very expensive, but after using on some projects, the quality of the finish and the ease of completing the applications have made me reconsider. My first purchase of the Osmo hard wax was used on some pull out drawers for the kitchen. I made three oversized drawers from red oak and oak plywood and was able to get two coats on the drawers from the .125 L can. Highly recommended.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great product. Unbelievable results.
I purchased this product after watching some wood working videos on YouTube. I wanted something easy to apply and that would be very human safe.This product was everything I expected. You just have to make sure to apply it correctly. I applied this on a solid red oak desk I was building and it worked out well. For anyone that tries to use this with a grain filler such as Timbermate, I would not use a non abrasive pad to apply but some brush in a very thin coat because the non abrasive pad leaves these small circular patterns on the finish. If you have solid wood and no grain filler, then using a non abrasive pad is the way to apply it. You just have to rub it in very very thin in two coats.So far I've spilled like two things on accident on the desk. One was a salad vinegar and the other some sparkling water. In both cases, the two liquids would bead on the surface with no damage the wood underneath so its worked out great so far.My only con is: Price.While the product is great, I think the price is a bit high. I just wish the company could save us regular consumers a bit of money. Hell I'd buy more if they priced it lower ;).
Great product. A little goes a long way
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Great stuff
Used this on my live edge table project and really liked how it turned out
It Did the Job
Good product, we put it on oak parquet that we had lightly sanded and cleaned, and one can did about 200 square feet. But there is an odor, so best to apply in dry weather when you can keep the windows open! We used a 10 mil lint-free paint roller to apply.
It’s osmos oil.
Works as advertised
Works okay, very smelly. Won’t use again.
I’m an experienced woodworker, and I thought I would try some Osmo polyx oil since there are so many glowing reviews out there. Well, either they don’t know how to properly apply an oil finish (or shellac for that matter) to their projects, or they don’t have a sense of smell. Because this stuff STINKS. Worse than mineral spirits really. It smells of strong acetone, like nail polish remover, but lasts much longer. I can’t imagine doing a floor or countertop with this stuff. And I should have known to not believe the “one coat is all you need” bull. I’ve never ever been able to get good results from one coat of anything. And believe me, you need several coats of this stuff with normal sanding in between to get an acceptable result. Won’t buy it again.
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Imported From: United States
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Description:
OUR EASIEST APPLICATION YET 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. Our new advanced formula of Polyx-Oil has been specially engineered in Germany to be the first Hardwax-Oil available on the North American market that can be easily applied with a brush or roller, with no buffing necessary! Can be spot-repaired and/or restored/renewed with no sanding required, therefore
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5.0 out of 5 stars love Love LOVE
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5.0 out of 5 stars A surprisingly durable and easy quality finish
Osmo has quickly become my favorite finish. It seems very expensive at first, especially for the size of the can, BUT a little goes a very very long way, a crazy long way. It took a few builds before I got used to just how little is needed. So it really is not all that expensive at all when you consider how far a can will go.I have found the finish to be very durable, and exceedingly easy and quick to repair. I had a customer who put a gouge into the top of their coffee table with a remote control helicopter, and I was able to repair the damage on site in a little more than an hour, and after a couple days you could not tell where the repair was done... if I would have used arm r seal I would have needed to sand/strip the whole top and it would have been at least a couple days work. The client was amazed with the turnaround and overjoyed with the result.I can not say enough good things about osmo polyx. My favorite variety of polyx is the gloss- which can get anywhere from a light satin sheen to a glossy polish, its very versatile, and the satin is a close second- it can be buffed to a nice shine if desired, so also very versatile.The only drawback of osmo polyx compared to varnish/poly is osmo is a bit more physically demanding, you are polishing the finish into the wood, and the more you polish and rub the better it turns out. Its not really a big deal in my opinion, but it might be a factor to some people I guess.PS. Just a tip: Use a white scotchbrite pad for application and buffing, and a grey scotchbrite if you want to sand between coats- though sanding between coats isnt necessary, you will get a slightly nicer end result on most species of wood.
5.0 out of 5 stars Works great. Perfect finish and easy to apply
This stuff is amazing
5.0 out of 5 stars Great woodworking finish
This is the second purchase of the Osmo Polyx Oil system. I really like how easy it is to apply and how professional the results look. So far I have used the hard wax oil on rift sawn red oak, walnut, jatoba, olive wood and hard maple. The results on all but the hard maple have been excellent. I think that I should have used the thinner version on the hard maple project. I was initially apprehensive about starting with the product as it is very expensive, but after using on some projects, the quality of the finish and the ease of completing the applications have made me reconsider. My first purchase of the Osmo hard wax was used on some pull out drawers for the kitchen. I made three oversized drawers from red oak and oak plywood and was able to get two coats on the drawers from the .125 L can. Highly recommended.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great product. Unbelievable results.
I purchased this product after watching some wood working videos on YouTube. I wanted something easy to apply and that would be very human safe.This product was everything I expected. You just have to make sure to apply it correctly. I applied this on a solid red oak desk I was building and it worked out well. For anyone that tries to use this with a grain filler such as Timbermate, I would not use a non abrasive pad to apply but some brush in a very thin coat because the non abrasive pad leaves these small circular patterns on the finish. If you have solid wood and no grain filler, then using a non abrasive pad is the way to apply it. You just have to rub it in very very thin in two coats.So far I've spilled like two things on accident on the desk. One was a salad vinegar and the other some sparkling water. In both cases, the two liquids would bead on the surface with no damage the wood underneath so its worked out great so far.My only con is: Price.While the product is great, I think the price is a bit high. I just wish the company could save us regular consumers a bit of money. Hell I'd buy more if they priced it lower ;).
Great product. A little goes a long way
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Great stuff
Used this on my live edge table project and really liked how it turned out
It Did the Job
Good product, we put it on oak parquet that we had lightly sanded and cleaned, and one can did about 200 square feet. But there is an odor, so best to apply in dry weather when you can keep the windows open! We used a 10 mil lint-free paint roller to apply.
It’s osmos oil.
Works as advertised
Works okay, very smelly. Won’t use again.
I’m an experienced woodworker, and I thought I would try some Osmo polyx oil since there are so many glowing reviews out there. Well, either they don’t know how to properly apply an oil finish (or shellac for that matter) to their projects, or they don’t have a sense of smell. Because this stuff STINKS. Worse than mineral spirits really. It smells of strong acetone, like nail polish remover, but lasts much longer. I can’t imagine doing a floor or countertop with this stuff. And I should have known to not believe the “one coat is all you need” bull. I’ve never ever been able to get good results from one coat of anything. And believe me, you need several coats of this stuff with normal sanding in between to get an acceptable result. Won’t buy it again.
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