The best thing to do is to a small test area to see what it makes your wood look like. Many thanks for your help. favorite this post Feb 7 DOUBLE BRUSHED NICKEL SHOWER ROD $15 (Traverse City) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. I don’t know what wood the carving is but I assuming hardwood, it is also quite a rough surface so not really for sanding down. Thanks! would I have to remove the OSMO first or could I just apply the ‘colour’ oil direct on top of the OSMO? Hi A clear oil will slightly darken the tone of the wood and enhance the grain and you are able to get an idea of this by wiping a damp cloth over the surface of the wood. Black can be an indication of mould from water ingress or it could be a reaction from the oak itself. Hi, Please let me know if you need any further advice or help. I have a pine table from Next which appears to have been stained with a furniture oil. Our email address is wood@finishes.direct. If you have a look at the products recommended and let me know if you have any further questions. Nearly all manufacturers of veneered doors advice you not to use Oils, for the very reason that you have talked about. Many thanks This product won’t hide any scratches however and you may want to consider a Filler depending how deep the scratches are. But critically I want to be able to use it without fear of marking the table. . ... Virgil Abloh x IKEA Markerad chair new in box $195 pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. Condensation can cause issues if the wood is not maintained well but the Osmo ranges are very good protective treatments. That’s only if the product is able to adhere to the surface or penetrate, depending on the type of product used. It would be worth checking the depth of the veneer if you can, and then the choice is yours but always do a test area first. I think a matt or semi-matt finish would be best. 2 thin coats is all that is required for application. If you are able to get all the furniture back to bare wood then a good option will be the Garden Furniture Oil from Barrettine. If you need to remove the original product you should be able to do this with White Spirits. The builder of the cabinets used linseed oil on the wood first and then varnished it. The Osmo is far superior to the Linseed Oil and will be more hard wearing and durable. If you are using wood as a chopping board you may need to be careful as cutting into the wood can disturb the spores,but in most cases they are harmless unless you have an intolerance. I recently purchased 2 vintage Wegner wishbone chairs. The Osmo Polyx Oil is a hard-wearing and durable Oil that is easy to patch repair and maintain. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Is that true as well? Osmo Polyx Oil is a much more durable product that still leaves the wood looking and feeling natural. I am about to start the sanding process but what oil would recommend to finishing please? So you may need to keep an eye on it, and if this does happen, remove the varnish and just use one or other of the products – Sam, Hi Sam, thanks for your comments. Or is there a likely product that would have been used? We would like a matt / satin finish, not gloss. We live in an area with hot summer weather and snowy winters. $5. We have a great range of oils that can be used on doors and for the most untouched look that still gives the best protection you could have a look at the Fiddes Hard Wax Oil Natural This is a very durable finish that has a minute amount of white pigment in it to counteract the darkening impact you get from a clear oil. Floor models and counter models are available, as well as other interesting cho… These oils provide excellent resistance to water splashes and will also help to keep the wood nourished and supple, especially good for the pieces close to the Aga. Once this has dried a good quality wood oil such as Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Oil which comes in a range of colours including Natural and Dark Oak will give good protection and resistance against foot traffic and weathering. To ensure we are able to help you as best we can, please include your reference number. The oil may need working well into the wood to avoid any white residue from showing and any excess removed. The first is the Osmo Wood Protector this is a base coat product that helps to keep the woods elasticity in the changeable conditions of the bathroom. It is more durable and hard wearing than the traditional Danish Oil for sure. Many thanks, The doors are oak veneered and will face south-west although in a fairly sheltered spot in southern England. Try all the above with care and although I cannot endorse these methods as such many people have recommended them on various forums and websites. If you are wanting to maintain a good shine to the piece then a wax or polish is going to be the best option. I have several questions: The finish they provide is also much more resilient. Thank you for your enquiry, can you tell me if it is a laminate or veneer ? Have new screen room with shiplap rough sawn cedar ceiling and cedar decking floor boards. The wax can be buffed up to be more shiny and you can add further coats as often or as little as you like. this has caused several areas of blooming on the Matte tops. This oil soaks in to the surface of the wood and gives great durability and protection to the wood. $35. It is a pine desk and the lid has warped. would be prohibitive. ... Virgil Abloh x IKEA Markerad chair new in box $195 pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. The Polyx Oil however is more durable and hard wearing and will only require a maintenance coat around 2/3 years for frames and sills, and slightly more regular for flooring. It is unlikely to be an issue but I would always recommend trying a test area first to ensure that there are no compatibility issues. However the oils such as osmo say for external use only? It will darken the wood slightly also. I’ve recently bought some second hand garden furniture made from roble wood. I would like to do a wood oil finish. The hesitation I have with this is the VOC intensity of the additives used to help reduce the curing period. Once you are back to bare wood then you could have a look at the Osmo Wood Wax Finish Extra Thin as this is designed for hardwoods such as Teak. Our flooring expert thinks that it will offer some protection but that there is a good chance that you would not be able to put anything else on top at a later date. My wife and I have just been given a small teak table. They have dark and rich color I suppose from all the years they have been around, the building is 100 years old. I am replacing the wood slats in an outdoor park bench. If the oil doesn’t sink in to the wood, then you will need to consider a Varnish over the top, again a test area is advised to ensure that the varnish doesn’t have a effect on the stain that you have used.The Varnish will create a protective seal on the surface. I would recommend the Osmo Country Colour in Charcoal. Does this require a conditioner if I decide to stain it? The good thing about oils is that they are easy to patch repair and will blend well for situations such as yours. It is not as easy to repair an varnished surface as it is and oiled one, and it may not be completely invisible but have a read of this blog and you can decide from there. Teak Oil or Danish Oil would both be suitable for your project and would need regular top ups through the year to maintain there protective benefits. 09/11/2019 Again any thoughts, help or advice would be gratefully received. For the bathroom I would also recommend a first coat of the Osmo Wood Protector, which will prevent the wood from going brittle over time. If the oil soaks into the surface of the wood and leaves a small mark or stain, the furniture has been oiled. While Teak oil delivers a slight sheen, Danish oil leaves a more lustrous finish. The Clear will darken the wood slightly or if you want to colour it you could look at the Osmo Polyx Oil Tints. You may find over time, depending on the environment that they are in that there is some warping, although this could equally not happen, it would be the result of changes of temperature or moisture levels through the year. I don’t think these have ever been treated with anything and was considering trying to use tung oil to even out the color, eliminate the water stains, and hopefully eliminate that slightly dusty look. It is child safe and quick drying and the sample size of 250ml can cover up to 6 metres squared. Suggestions? Tung oil is used on wooden toys as it is naturally non-toxic when dry and is not affected by mould like linseed oil. And although it is called Decking Oil it would be suitable to use on all of the above, we do recommend a test area first however with all products to ensure that you like the colour achieved on each individual piece of wood. Just get in touch via our contact us page. It give a natural look and feel to the wood. Can you tell me if the table is for internal or external use and I will be able to recommend a finishing product that you can use. It is best to avoid standing liquid on any oiled surface for long periods, as although highly water repellent it will eventually mark. The UV Protection Oil from Osmo is a great treatment for exterior woods if you wish to have a clear finish. If you have a look at the products and of course feel free to let me know if you have any further questions. I hope that helps and if you have any further questions please do not hesitate to get in touch. And if you ran out of one type of oil, can you do further coats in another type, or does that not work? I’m looking for an oil product that I can use on the wood to protect it but will not change the color, staying as close to the natural colors of the wood as possible (giving it that antique farmhouse style charm). I believe it has not been applied with any varnishes or oils before. Sealing moisture into the wood can cause mould to develop. I am so happy I stumbled upon your website today. Test areas are the starting point for you and if you purchase some sample sizes and see if the wood will take an oil with UV filters first and then make a decision from there. Iron wood is a very hard wood and so a thin oil is the best option, with wood like this oil uptake will be low and test areas are recommended to ensure the oil does not dry on the surface. Any stubborn oil may need to be sanded out. There are two products that you could put on the Duct Board that will give the wood a good level of water repellency, but any standing water left on the wood for a long period of time will soak in and stain. It was bought from floors to go as oiled finish but the fitter advised me to oil it when it was fitted saying the factory oiling was only a thin layer. For an Oil to use you could have a look at the Osmo Polyx Oil. It’s going on a log store and will be outside (obviously). Although vegetable and other natural oils can be used, we would always recommend using a dedicated furniture oil as these contain a specially formulated blend of oils and resins, which provide additional durability and wear resistance. I bought some raw beech veneer, ironed it onto some plywood and stained it. How do we care for this table (which with two small kids will get a lot of abuse!)? (The birch will by dried out and kept safe from further damage before going on to step 2). If you need something a bit more durable than a wax you could have a look at a Hard Wax Oil which will soak in to the surface of the wood and is easy to keep clean and maintain over time, requiring far less top ups than a wax may do. Hi there, I have just acquired a large bear wood carving, which has been indoors for some months and is starting to crack, so I want to oil it with something before I put it outside in the garden. I want to use them as outdoor steps so they will be exposed to standing water. Thank you for your inquiry. So another product for you to consider would be the Osmo UV Protection Oil Extra which is also a clear oil but may be a little harder to work into the wood. 20cm thick and 50cm diameter, given to me by the tree surgeon felling the tree in an adjacent garden. Barrettine Premier Wood Preserver is a good quality one that works well with the oils. $0. It has changed the colour of the floor, left is sticky and also with a sheen, any suggestions ?. There are a couple of products that you could consider and for a natural look and feel a Hard Wax Oil is a good place to start. If the drops of oil remain on the surface, it’s fairly safe to say that it has been varnished. Clear oils will enhance the natural colour and grain of the wood. This oil will darken the wood slightly however and you are able to get an idea of how much by wiping the bare surface of the wood with a damp cloth. Here at WFD we would recommend the use of the Osmo Wood Protector to go on first. I would recommend trying to scrub the surface with some Barrettine White Spirit this will remove some if not all of the oil. My question is, what is the best oil to treat it with? If you recommend Danish Oil My local store only has Rustons Danish oils but I don’t know what it contains. There is very little UV protection in this oil however so wood may continue to silver a little over time. $40. I love the character of this wood but have been reading it is rather dangerous to work with with spores etc always present. Water ingress is the biggest problem when it comes to wood and so regular maintenance will help to prevent damage. If the furniture has been oiled, you will be able to re-oil or use a good quality liquid Beeswax polish to feed the wood and prevent it from drying out. What are Wood Oils and Where are They Best Used? If the beams have no product on them currently then you could use the Teak Oil to nourish then and enhance the natural finish of the wood. Hi, Any of the Decking Oils on our site would be suitable for you to use and they come in clear of coloured finishes. Can you possible get in touch via email wfd.advice@wood-finishes-direct.com with some photos to show how exposed the exterior area is please? Any remaining can be sanded off. It makes the beams easier to clean or dust and can be topped up when you feel the wood needs refreshing. You may also want to consider a preservative to protect against mould, mildew and rot before the application of an oil. Also, what should I use on the black poplar, which appears to be quite soft? We commissioned a local Amish woodworker to build a picnic table. (I have the Danish oil & cloth already) I wasn’t 100% sure & don’t want to ruin the surface or have to re-sand it all for a second time. If you have a look at these and feel free to come back to me with any questions you may have. Denibbing between coats helps to give a far superior finish to the wood along with the application method. Always try a test area first. So that said I would recommend the Fiddes Hard Wax Oil Natural which is designed to leave the wood looking untreated and natural but still offering good protection. I know nothing about these things. Many veneer doors say that you can not use oils or stains and to go ahead and using these products will invalidate any guarantee that you have. but i read that Teak Oil natural with no finish and no varnish is the best product to use. I have a cherry cabinet set. So regular top ups will help to hold off the silvering or applying a slightly tinted oil will help. The joints where re-glued with epoxy and there were numerous water stains. He is worried that the room will be way to dark if I continue. He was over keen and rubbed the oil on the sides and legs of varnished oak coffee table and book case. Some types of varnish can be applied over an oiled surface but the process is difficult and needs specific primers and varnishes to achieve this. Hi guys… Excellent website and fantastic information you provide. Hope asking these questions are ok. I hope that helps and please let me know if you have any further questions. It may be that it is a hardwood and so a thinner oil such as Osmo Extra Thin, which will be absorbed more easily into a tropical hard wood. The boards will be used on a new barn that I am tying to make look old and more natural. Nonetheless, it has started to bleach out a little at the bottom from indirect sunlight. My last van had some kind of dark coating that protected it but I don’t know if it was stain or varnish or both? And then a protective oil such as Osmo UV Protection Oil Extra. Thank you for your inquiry, unfortunately you can not apply a preservative over the oil as the oil will prevent penetration. Hi, I want to use an Osmo oil product on my oak veneered doors but have been told that I cannot as the oil will soak through making the glue fail and causing the veneer to peal. Tung oil is a drying oil obtained by pressing the seed from the nut of the Tung tree (Vernicia fordii). favorite this post Feb 7 ... Danish teak end table $110 (Corvallis) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. I want to keep them looking as natural as possible, Thanks. I have acquired a beautiful slice of aged oak approx 2800 x 800 x 25mm, which i want to use as a splash back in my kitchen.. My concern is that if I get the treated finish, it will eventually crack and peel off (probably after 3 1/2 years!). Thanks! The top cushion of this shoe storage bench is a comfortable made if sponge and linens while the 5 baskets below feature different sizes to match your storage needs. Any advice you can give would be greatly appreciated! I am using White oak. Ad posted 1 day ago Save this ad ... Vintage Stag Teak Bedside Table Retro Mid Century Teak Furniture Finchley, London A stylish bedside table by Stag Furniture, mid 1960's. Once the furniture is clean you could consider giving it a refresh with some Fiddes Supreme Wax Polish. You could try wiping with White Spirit first and then lightly sanding any stains that are not removed with the white spirit. If you think the clear oil will not darken enough then you could consider a coloured oil to darken. Of the two products the Fiddes Hard Wax Oil can be the easiest to maintain. If you are looking to leave the wood as natural as possible then the Osmo Polyx Oil Raw has a small amount of white pigment in it to counter the darkening effect of a clear oil. and it has arrived very pale as if it has been white washed.. they have assured me it hasn’t. I’ve already applied 3 coats. Crafted of solid and manufactured wood in a classic finish, this bench strikes a mission-style silhouette with simple moldings, recessed panel details, and tapered square legs measuring 21'' H x 47.25'' W x 18'' D overall. Thank you very much. Hi, I,m looking to treat the first two or thee boards of our oak floor next to the front door and the threshold, with something that will protect it more than the matte oil which is currently on it (I’m sorry, I don’t know exactly what it has been treated with). Ps I did not walk on any area after oiling for more that 24hrs. Can you make any recommendations on any of the above mentioned oil products and methods that a relative beginner can handle and that would result in a glossier finish? I can recommend the Fiddes Hard Wax Oil Natural this is a protective oil that contains a minute amount of white pigment to give the most untouched finish. Please help. When we bought the furniture it smelt heavily of cigarette smoke for months, so I am hoping that this is accumulated tar build up (urgh) rather than the actual colour of the wood, but it made me search you out on the internet nonetheless. Thanks Adam. Thanks. You can email me directly at wood@finishes.direct, Just stumbled across your feed and hoping you can help me out…. A Hard Wax Oil will be more durable and protective than the Danish Oil, whilst still giving a natural finish. As long as there are no instructions from the manufacturers that state you should not use oils, then a Danish Oil would be an ideal product to use on you doors. And remember the Osmo UV Protection Oil Extra needs to be applied very thinly and a light sand between coats will give a superior finish. But wanted to ask you if it is too late to apply something like the Barretine preservative BETWEEN coats for extra protection? I like the color variation of the cedar with the white streaks and darker areas contrasting. Find Sliding Hanging Room Dividers. Osmo Polyx Oil is also another option to consider and will be more durable and longer lasting than the other oil with less maintenance required, however it is about which oil will absorb best with the Sapele, you do not want the oil to dry on the surface, you need it to soak in to protect the wood. It will keep the wood looking natural, but will slightly darken. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to get in touch. After just one use, the benches are looking grey and discolored. If you have any questions at all please do not hesitate to get in touch via our contact us page. Set of Teak Dining Chairs $800 (Curb Delivery / NJ Pick Up) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting.

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