Osmo Polyx-Oil Anti Slip
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- £27.57+VAT each (£33.08)
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The Osmo Polyx-Oil Anti Slip / Anti-Slip Extra has been designed specifically for interior wooden flooring where a higher slip resistance is required (especially for public and commercial use).
Polyx-Oil anti-slip combines the advantages of natural oils and waxes into a singular product that is stain-resistant, water-repellent and abrasion-resistant. The use of plant ingredients creates a more even colour and more harmonious appearance. With a microporous surface the Polyx-Oil will not crack, peel, flake or blister.
Colour Swatch
Coverage
24m2 per litre per coat
Application
The wood surface should be clean, dry and frost-free.
Supplied ready to use, stir well before use.
Clean old microporous stains thoroughly. Completely remove old paints and lacquers.
Surface should be final sanded to P120-150 – removing all dust with broom or vacuum cleaner.
With a flat brush, floor brush or microfibre roller apply the oil thinly along the wood grain and spread well.
Allow the oil to dry for approx. 8-10 hours under good ventilation.
After drying, quickly apply a second coat also thinly.
For renovation works on previously oiled surfaces, one coat is usually sufficient when applied to the clean and dry surface.
Maintenance
Regular Cleaning: Combine damp moping with the Osmo Wash and Care or Osmo Spray-Mop.
Occasional Maintenance: For surfaces treated with the 3088 (R9) finish, a thin, lint free cloth coat of the Osmo anti-slip Maintenance Oil 3098 (R9) can be applied to the clean and dry surface.
Recoating: Re-apply one thin coat onto the clean and dry surface when signs of wear become visible.
More Information
Introduction To keep your new oak flooring in top condition, you need to finish it with some form of protective coating. We think the best products for doing this are natural hard wax oils. One of the most popular of these is Osmo Polyx-Oil . This natural product is available in either a Satin or Matt finish, is incredibly hard-wearing, micro-porous (breathable) and also water repellent. We've created this mini guide and video to show you how to apply Osmo Polyx-Oil - it also applies to other hardwax oils like Blanchon. ( To download a printable pdf version of this guide, click here ) What You Will Need Osmo Polyx-Oil Satin Or Matt (A 2.5 litre tin will cover 30 square metres with two coats) Vacuum Cleaner/Dust Pan and Brush Natural Bristle Brush (Osmo Natural Bristle Brush used in example) Floor Brush (Osmo Floor Brush...
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