Osmo

Colour oil to apply under a protective topcoat — Osmo Oil Stain

Osmo Oil Stain is an interior colour oil for wooden floors and furniture that requires the specified protective Polyx-Oil topcoat.

Colour
Tinted
Packaging
Sealed retail tin
Use for
Furniture, Floors
Indoor / outdoor
Indoor

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Colour / finish3501 White

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About this product

Osmo Oil Stain is a colouring oil for interior wooden floors and furniture. One application gives a transparent colour effect; a further colour coat can intensify the tone where the system permits. The grain remains part of the finished appearance.

Oil Stain is a colour stage, not a complete stand-alone finishing system. After the stain has dried, apply the specified Osmo Polyx-Oil topcoat to protect the colour against wear. Allow approximately 12 hours for the stain to dry without the optional accelerator. Colour and absorbency vary between wood surfaces, so test the complete stain-and-topcoat combination before starting. The topcoat is supplied separately.

This range comes in 1 L and 2.5 L packs. Check the currently available size and finish combinations before ordering.

Application at a glance#

  • Intended use: Interior wooden floors and furniture
  • Coverage: approximately 24–48 m²/L per coat
  • Typical drying: Approximately 12 hours without optional drying accelerator
  • Coat system: 1–2 colour coats followed by the specified Polyx topcoat
  • Pack sizes: 1 L and 2.5 L

Follow the technical and safety information supplied with the product. Oiled cloths require safe handling because of the risk of self-heating.

Specifications

Colour
Tinted
Brand
Osmo
Use on
Interior wooden floors and furniture
Packaging
Sealed retail tin
Use for
Furniture, Floors
Indoor / outdoor
Indoor

Buyer questions

Can Osmo Oil Stain be used without a topcoat?
Oil Stain is a colouring stage rather than a complete stand-alone finish. After it dries, apply the specified Osmo Polyx-Oil topcoat to protect the colour from wear. The protective topcoat is supplied separately.
How can I achieve a stronger Oil Stain colour?
One colour coat gives a transparent effect. A further colour coat can intensify the tone where the system permits. Test the complete stain-and-topcoat combination first, because the timber, preparation and absorbency change the result.
How long does Oil Stain need to dry before topcoating?
Typical drying is approximately 12 hours without the optional drying accelerator, under suitable conditions. Apply the specified protective topcoat after the stain has dried and follow the exact system instructions supplied.
How much area will the Oil Stain pack cover?
The technical guidance gives approximate coverage of 24–48 m² per litre per coat. Actual yield depends on the wood, preparation and application method. Calculate the colour stage and the separately supplied protective topcoat independently.