Osmo Polyx®-Oil - Hard Wax Oil 3062, Clear Matt, 0.375L - Durable for Furniture, Water-Resistant Floor Wax, Wood Treatment & Wood Finish - Ideal for Oak, Pine, Spruce, Beech & More

This is my go to product for any wooden surface in my home. It’s not cheap but you get what you pay for and over the years, this is by far the most economical and quality product to protect wooden surfaces after sanding. I have also used it on the wooden floors in my house.It goes on very easy, dries very quickly to a pleasant matte and doesn’t smell unpleasant either. Whilst it states that it is clear, it is a yellowish colour and does actually slightly darken the wood, but not to any worrying extent. What I also like is that it makes the area completely waterproof afterwards.This is the second time I’ve wood proofed my kitchen worktop so I did need to sand the island first, and I needed to use a fair amount of pressure with my sander to remove the original polyx I used five years ago, so it is pretty good quality and solid stuff! I doubt I would ever use anything else now. Invest in this and you won’t be disappointed.

Used it to waterproof the top of a new workbench, makes it easy to keep clean, removes spillages and clean up is easier. two coats and you're sorted

I ordered the clear but please be aware that it will still darken the colour of the wood as can be seen in the photo. 1 finished against an unfinished door.This 375ml tin did 2 doors so if doing more, order a bigger tin. I ended up needing to order another and will probably need a third if doing a second coat.I personally found that applying with a brush and finishing with a cloth did the job.Easy to apply and happy with the result so would definitely recommend.

Perfect easy to apply and the finish is great and doesn’t look orange. This was used on kitchen worktops.

like this oil,put on about 5 coats simple as it dries quickly

Used this for covering the top of a drawer unit purchased from a charity shop,.Looks great now. Didn't use it all so passed over to my family who used it to do the kitchen worktops. They were very pleased with the finish.

I have not used Tin yet, but I have used the product before and it’s been a good quality

Our wooden kitchen worktops close to the sink were showing signs of water damage, despite wiping up splashes constantly. After re-sanding (five years after the last time) we decided to invest in Osmo instead of the much cheaper worktop oil we had used before. Close to the sink we used three coats - it shrugs off water splashes completely and they are more obvious for wiping away. The satin we used for the first two coats was too glossy, but a final coat of matt gave the finish we wanted. It really is expensive but if it delays the re-sanding by a few years it's well worth it! And its coverage is good.