TREATEX Hardwax Oil Ultra Clear Satin 500ml

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will cover approximately 200m² in one coat / 120m² in two coats depending in the timber and method of application. 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) If you find decay, mould or fungi, this should be treated first with Treatex Preservative. Exterior timbers with high tannin levels should be treated with Treatex Stain Inhibitor. Timber must have a moisture content below 18% and the temperature should be between 8 and 24 degrees celsius during application and drying. Hardwax Oil Ultra Natural is not intended to be used in the same method as Clear Hardwax oil and should either be overcoated with 2 coats of Hardwax Oil Ultra Clear or should be applied as 2 coats over Spruce Colour tone as outlined above. Applying more than one coat of Natural on its own will usually result in a milky/patchy finish.

When using the product as a base, sand the surface using 80-120 grit sandpaper to ensure it is smooth and all previous finish has been fully removed. Ensure all contaminants are removed as this can lead to uneven absorption and weaker performance of the natural wood preserver. Finally, make sure the surface is dry and the hardwax oil is at room temperature.As one of the top suppliers of wood finishes in the UK, Europe, and Australasia, we have also been committed to providing comprehensive and caring customer service. Our team is always on hand to assist you with any questions or queries in a friendly, honest, and knowledgeable manner. In terms of the way the finish looks we believe the Blanchon and the Fiddes Hardwax Oil were the best After some hard work, the sauce appeared to have left the Liberon, Treatex and Osmo boards with a slight orange tint in certain areas.

Upon cleaning off the excess marks it was found that once again the washing up liquid had proved to be the finishes achilles heal. From the 48 hour test its easy to see that the Blanchon Hard Waxoil - Natural, Fiddes Hardwax Oil - Clear Satin and the Liberon Floor Varnish - Clear Satin were the clear winners.

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For the first test, vinegar, HP Brown Sauce, Henderson's Relish and Reggae Reggae Tomato Ketchup were applied to the board. The Bona Traffic HD is the first lacquer that we have tested as apart of this test, and so therefore has a more complex application process. The wash and care consisted of one full cap to one litre of water as per the manufacturer's instructions. Vinegar Oak furnishings and fixtures can give your interior a real sense of quality and are often vital in allowing you to achieve the overall design you’d like. It’s therefore important that they’re looked after and enhanced in any way they can, this product allows you to do just that and is suitable for all types of internal joinery such as flooring, worktops, stairs, doors and furniture.

Over this period, the vinegar dried onto each of the finishes, but took the longest to do so on the Osmo Polyx-Oil. That leaves the Fiddes Hardwax Oil - Clear Satin and the Blanchon Hard Waxoil - Natural which, in our opinion, proved to be the best finish to use on your oak flooring. Cleaning and maintaining your brushes regularly is essential in prolonging the lifespan of your brushes, ensuring they remain clean, smooth and easy to use for the long term. At Treatex, we supply a range of brushes, as well as Treatex Thinner to guarantee your brushes are always ready for the job at hand. Below, we highlight some of the most important cleaning and maintenance tips to remember when using brushes for both interior and exterior surfaces. Know Your Paints After the washing up liquid proved to be the environments weakness in the previous test, it was interesting to see how it would react to the long test. Whilst the Treatex Hardwax Oil allows you to preserve the wood’s natural beauty, you might also want to give your mantelpiece a new look. Fortunately, with Treatex’s range of wood colour stains, you can have the best of both worlds. Between our Colour Tones Ultra, Classic Colour Collection and Eco Colour ranges, you’re bound to find the colour best suited to the feel of your mantelpiece. Decorative ItemsThe object to be painted needs to be dry and free from dust and loose particles. Rust does not need to be removed completely, only loose material with a stiff brush. If the surface is very smooth, provide a light key using 150 grit sand paperor wet and dry paper. The Blanchon Hard Waxoil and the Fiddes Hardwax Oil finishes both provided an enhanced look, not far off a two coat finish.

Although all of the finishes were generally easy to apply, the thin nature of the Treatex Hardwax Oil Traditional - Clear Satin made it slightly more difficult to apply. If you prefer to protect light timbers whilst changing the unfinished colour as little as possible then Treatex Hardwax Oil Ultra Natural can be applied as a base coat underneath two coats of Treatex Clear Hardwax Oil Ultra to neutralise the warming effect. So: the wood of your mantelpiece is looking fantastic, but you shouldn’t stop there! A big part of making your mantelpiece your own is what you put on top of it. Whilst there are endless possibilities when it comes to putting together a flawless mantelpiece display - from the artistic to the sentimental - here are a few ideas to get you started. After just one coat we found that the Liberon Varnish had provided the most significant change in colour to the wood, making it appear quite dark and shiny. Method 1 - as a base coat for lighter timbers: If you prefer to protect light timbers whilst changing the unfinished colour as little as possible then Treatex Hardwax Oil Ultra Natural can be applied as a base coat underneath two coats of Treatex Clear Hardwax Oil Ultra to neutralise the warming effect.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.