TREATEX Hardwax Oil Ultra Clear Satin 500ml

Product Information

Given your review identifies issues with the roughness of finish from the Blanchon (which I have admittedly never used) and that it is badly stripped with washing up liquid I was surprised that it beat the Fiddes to which you gave high praise in all respects. However noting which products you offer for sale, the half point margin becomes more obvious - perhaps you should consider selling the Fiddes, as my money would be on you using this for your own projects every time ;) R10 slip resistance certified and slip resistant certified for commercial use: DIN-51130, DIN-51131, EN-13893 will cover approximately 200m² in one coat / 120m² in two coats depending in the timber and method of application.

Once again, after two hours we found that the sauce was relatively easy to remove from all finishes with the help of the wash and care product.Hardwax oil is made from natural oils and waxes and is low in VOCs, meaning that it represents an eco-friendly natural wood preserver choice. It is ideal for those who are concerned about the environment and want a sustainable wood finish for their home. How to Apply Hardwax Oil Preparation will cover approximately 50m² in one coat / 30m² in two coats depending on the timber and method of application. With so many different floor finishes on the market at the moment, we thought it was about time that we sorted out which are best.

With the primer applied, the next step was to apply the top coat of Bona Traffic HD. For this process the Traffic HD was required to be mixed with the Traffic HD Hardener. This was done in separate container - 1 litre corresponds to one part of hardener. From the results of the first test, we decided that the hard wax oil finishes had clearly had it too easy! This was not a scientific test, but we aren't aware of anyone else having put these finishes up against one another in this way. The varnish finish also provided one of the roughest of those tested, only slightly smoother than the Blanchon Hard Waxoil.

Usage and Coverage

All of the most well-thought out living rooms have a focal point - something that commands your attention when you enter a room - and for a lot of households this tends to be the mantelpiece. A well-styled mantelpiece is a great way to set the look and feel of your living room. Are you going for something cosy and inviting? Modern and minimalist? Stylish and sheek? Once you’ve figured this out, it’s time to start tailoring it to match your vision. This blog will take you through what hardwax oil is, how it works, why it represents an excellent choice for wood treatment, and how Treatex can help. What is Hardwax Oil? After some hard work, the sauce appeared to have left the Liberon, Treatex and Osmo boards with a slight orange tint in certain areas. Hardwax oil is a type of wood finish that is made by blending natural oils and waxes with a small amount of solvent. The oils used in hardwax oil are typically linseed oil, tung oil, or a combination of both, while the waxes used are often beeswax, carnauba wax, or a blend of these waxes. The solvent used in hardwax oil is typically a low-odour, volatile organic compound (VOC) free solvent, such as white spirit or mineral spirits. The result of this blending process is a natural wood preserver that can skewer deeply into the wood and form a protective layer on the surface, while also enhancing the natural beauty of the wood grain. How Does Hardwax Oil Work?

The Osmo Polyx-Oil - Satin-matt and the Treatex Hardwax Oil Traditional - Clear Satin and Rubio Monocoat faired worst of the hard wax oils from this test with both of them being stained or marked by the washing up liquid.

Treatex Hardwax Oil ULTRA – Clear Matt

There are 2 methods of application with Clear Treatex Hardwax Oil. We will detail both below however most of our non professional customers will use Application Method 1 below (brush / roller on)