Osmo wood oil TopOil is suitable for protecting kitchen counters, tables, bathroom furniture, cutting boards, wooden utensils, and other wooden objects. TopOil can also be used to protect cork and OSB surfaces. After proper application, your surfaces will be resistant to water, juices, tea, wine, and other liquids. On the other hand, oiled surfaces are resistant to household cleaners.

Osmo TopOil is suitable for protecting products that come into contact with food and children’s toys. This is guaranteed by the Certificate (Euro-Norm 1186 part 5/14). It is resistant to saliva and sweat. It is safe for humans, animals, and plants.

Content: 0.5L

Consumption/Surface: 24m2/1L – 1 application

Color: Transparent

Area: 3058 Mat | 3028 Silky Matte | 3068 Natural Mat

Sanding

Osmo oil is applied to clean, dry surfaces at a wood moisture content of up to 20%. Before the first application, sand them with sandpaper 120 grit. If the wood is in a very raw state, sand it with a coarser one. After sanding, clean the wood well and blow it out with compressed air. We recommend that before the first application of oil, you do not sand the wood with a high grain, as this saturates the pores and the oil cannot penetrate deeply.

Applying oil

All Osmo oils must be mixed well before use. We recommend mixing it with a wide, wooden stick. The wax at the bottom of the can should mix with the oil. The oil can also be dripped onto the surface with a stick and then stretched. TopOil is extremely economical, as the recommended oil application is only 35ml/m2. We pour a small amount of oil on the surface and stretch it with the help of the Osmo felt and the holder. Instead of felt, we can also use a cloth, roller, or brush.

Osmo wood oil TopOil must be applied to the surface twice. The oil dries for about 8-10 hours at a temperature of 23 degrees Celsius and 50% relative air humidity. Make sure that the room where the oiling takes place is well-ventilated. Before applying it to the workpiece, test the oil on a test piece.

We do not recommend applying larger amounts of oil.

If you want to coat surfaces already protected with varnish, it is necessary to completely sand off the varnish and clean it well. The surface must be completely free of dust. If possible, the surfaces should be blown with pressurized air so that the pores in the wood are open.