Osmo750 Ml Polyx Hardwax Oil Matt 3062

I've used this before as a floor finish (for which is it a very good product). This time, I used to finish some bookcases that I made in oak. Easy to apply. I rubbed on and buffed with lint-free cloth (take care to dispose of used cloths safely by wetting them and bagging up for disposal). Drying time is quick - touch dry very quickly - even in November - and fully dry well within advertised 8 hrs. Odour is quite low and dissipates quickly. Excellent finish even after 1 coat but I used 2 coats for a deeper finish. Not cheap but I would certainly recommend for furniture finishing jobs.

Amazing product, always used cheaper oil but this has made my worktop look brand new and not left the surface sticky

Good oil. Goes far.

Second time I’ve bought this. Very, very easy to all apply and goes on like water with either a cloth, brush or foam sponge. Nicely absorbed by the wood, leaving a natural looking clear finish. No drips. Pleasant smell. The coverage is good. A small amount, goes a long way, so great value.

Best natural product to use on solid wood doors. Don’t have to redo for at least 1 to 2 years, very hard wearing

I have used Osmo Polyx for wood flooring for several years and it is fantastic stuff. It gives the wood a beautiful colour, is easy to apply and hard wearing.We use our conservatory a lot throughout the year and it has heavy traffic in a couple of places, frequently with wet shoes & dogs. In these conditions, the Polyx only needs to be applied twice a year to provide effective protection.Only thing to watch out for with the matt is that, while it dries much more quickly than the satin finish (3-4 hours in our conservatory, compared with 8-10), and looks matt, it stays slippery for ages!

Hardwearing oil. Used for treating my oak door and very happy with the end result. Also treating oak kitchen worktops and this oil give very good protection. Better than linseed oil.

So easy to use. I used a paint brush to brush it on. I did this three times, letting it dry for at least eight hours in between each coat. I then lightly sanded the woodwhen dried in between each coat.When used on raw oak it makes the grain stand out. I am very pleased with the outcome.