Once prepped, choose the best way to apply Osmo to your wood surface.
Along with using a roller, cloth or professional machine, at Osmo, we offer our own range of flat and floor brushes, which make application extremely easy and produces excellent results.
Watch this video to learn more about which Osmo brush is most suited to your next project.
Apply thinly and evenly along the wood grain with the Osmo Natural Bristle Brush or the Osmo Microfibre Roller, and spread well.
Allow for good ventilation whilst drying. Apply a second coat as before. This should be applied onto a clean and dry surface. The final surface quality is dependent on the wood’s surface structure, we therefore always recommend to test the product on a small sample area before complete application.
STEP ONE
Apply the first coat onto a clean and dry surface. Apply thinly and evenly along the wood grain, removing any excess if necessary.
STEP TWO
The drying time may be 12 hours but it is strongly recommended to leave for at least 24 hours before applying the second coat. This is ensure the pigments have hardened to keep the intensity of colour during application of the next coat.
STEP THREE
Apply a top coat of clear Polyx®-Oil onto the completely dry surface and apply thinly and evenly along the wood grain.
RESULT
A harmonious colour tone with optical character. You will be able to feel the direction of growth of the wood’s natural fibres. The surface will feel very smooth along the grain and blunt against or across the grain. Always work with and along the wood’s grain to ensure a consistent and professional result.
