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Osmo Interior Oil Stain
$5.00–$84.00
SHIPS IN 1-3 DAYSSTUNNING COLOR FOR INTERIORS. Color and protect wooden floors without visible transitions, single coat creates a transparent look showing the wood’s natural grain, whilst a second coat can give a more intensive color tone.
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Product Overview
Please note: Osmo Oil Stain cannot be shipped to the greater Los Angeles area due to restrictions.
STUNNING COLOR FOR INTERIORS
Color and protect wooden floors without visible transitions, applying a single coat of the Oil Stain will create a transparent look showing the wood’s natural grain, whilst an optional second coat can give a more intensive color tone. A clear final coat of Osmo Polyx®-Oil is a must to protect pigmented finishes from wearing the color.
Advantages
- Extremely durable and hard-wearing
- Very water and dirt resistant
- Attractive color tones, transparent or intensive
- Specifically for commercial use
- Suitable for all woods including exotic woods
- Resistant to common liquid spillages such as water, juice, tea, cola and wine
- Saliva-resistant and sweat-proof, suitable for children’s toys
- Micro-porous, breathable finish which does not crack, peel or flake
- No sanding necessary for spot repairs or future applications
- Made in Germany – Conforms to strict German and European norms
- See how Osmo compares to other finishes here.
Application Tips
- Over application and/or low ventilation can also increase the drying times.
- Apply one coat for a transparent colour tone, or apply a second coat for an intensive colour tone to show less of the grain.
- A top coat of Osmo Polyx®-Oil 2K is always required.
- Multi-purpose cleaners such as washing up liquids and detergents are highly detrimental to the finished surface and is not recommended to be used as discoloration or staining may be possible.
- Other household cleaning products such as vanish, bleach, baking soda etc. are likely to cause severe discoloration or staining.
- Always trial apply!
The left half of the sample image shows the colur after one coat of Oil Stain, and the right half of the image shows the color after two coats of Oil Stain.
- 3501 White
- 3512 Silver Grey
- 3514 Graphite
- 3516 Jatoba
- 3518 Light Grey
- 3519 Natural
- 3541 Havanna
- 3543 Cognac
- 3564 Tobacco
- 3590 Black
Note: The above color shades are a true likeness of the original, after application onto Oak, Pine and Fir. However, some variation may occur due to screen brightness and uploading processes. It is advisable to test colors on a small sample, as color may appear differently on other wood species.
Technical
Additional Information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Application Temp. | +5°C to 35°C |
| Approx. Coverage | 24-48m²/L per coat |
| Approx. Dry Time | 12hrs. |
| Number of Coats | 1 or 2 coats |
| Colours | 3501 White, 3512 Silver Grey, 3514 Graphite, 3516 Jatoba, 3518 Light Grey, 3519 Natural, 3541 Havanna, 3543 Cognac, 3564 Tobacco, 3590 Black |
| Sizes | 125mL, 1L, 500mL, Sample Sachet (5mL) |
Data Sheets
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Preperation
- Old wood finishes including wood oils, stains, paints and lacquers must be fully removed before staining. Wooden floors and other wood should be sanded carefully with an appropriate grit abrasive to ensure a consistent stain. Uneven sanding or poor sanding technique may result in an inconsistent finish.
- Wood surface must be clean, dry and frost free (moisture content max. 20%)
- Small cracks, larger gaps or holes in the wood can be filled with a wood filler
- Wood surface needs to be sanded carefully, final sanding for flooring P100-150, furniture P180-240
- Remove abrasive dust with a vacuum cleaner before applying the wood stain
- Wooden surfaces can be de-greased with meths to remove surface contaminates
Application
Always do a test area before starting any project to check suitability and compatibility.
Depending on the desired result, use either the Osmo Floor Brush, a Osmo Roller or the Osmo Double Blade Scraper for application. If using the Osmo scraper, massage the wood stain into the surface of the timber with a single disk mechanical buffing machine and white buffing pad.
- Product does not need to be thinned, stir periodically throughout application process
- Ensure good ventilation during application and drying
- For a more intensive colour tone, a second coat may be applied
- For furniture, apply with a lint-free cloth
- A top coat of Polyx-Oil must be applied
Transparent tones: One coat of Oil Stain
Intensive tones: Two coats of Oil Stain
Finishing Methods For Optimal Results
The majority of the Osmo Oil Stains should finished with Osmo Polyx Oil for full durability and longevity however the following colour tones and circumstances require special attention:
- Osmo Oil Stain – White (3501): Over-coat with Osmo Polyx-Oil 3031 Matte or Osmo Top-Oil 3025 Natural to avoid an off-white or yellowing of the finish.
- Osmo Oil Stain – Natural (3519): Osmo recommend applying a thin coat using either a floor brush or microfibre roller. After drying, a clear coat of Osmo Polyx Oil should be applied. The wood surface looks natural with no darkening of the timber. The finish may appear chalky on red /dark wood species.
- Dense exotic hardwoods or oily woods such as Wenge, Meranti, Merbau etc, Osmo recommend using Osmo Wood Wax Finish Extra Thin (1101).
Cleaning of Wooden Floors and Furniture
Wooden surfaces should never be steam cleaned or saturated with water.
Regular Cleaning
For day to day cleaning, use a vacuum cleaner or dry sweep / wipe to remove dust and dirt particles from the surface. To remove dirt, shoe scuffs and other surface marks, we recommend Osmo Wash and Care (8016) and a slightly dampened mop or cloth.
Deep Cleaning
For a deeper clean to remove stubborn scuffs and marks, use a stronger concentration of Osmo Wash & Care with a damp cloth or mop. An alternative solution may be to use Osmo Liquid Wax Cleaner.
Repair
For wooden floors and surfaces that have become dull, scratched or stained, lightly sand with a finishing pad or fine grit sandpaper to remove the damage, before applying a fresh coat of Osmo Polyx-Oil to the effected area. Take care not to sand the area back to bare wood by removing the oil stain.
