EM Wood Oil Premium

The EM Wood Oil Premium is suitable for all untreated wooden surfaces, stone or brick slabs*. Unpainted wooden floors, table tops, benches, window sills, furniture can be treated with the EM Wood Oil and thus receive a care protection and the colour and grain of wood or stone comes out very well with it. (*For built-in or old stone and brick slabs, please try on an inconspicuous spot.)

Prime with natural resin hard oil: Apply 1 x rich coat or with a cloth. After 20 - 30 minutes, rub off the remaining excess well with a non-fluffy cloth! Surfaces on which the oil has not been rubbed off well remain sticky and are very susceptible to dust.

The floor is best treated with a floor polisher & carpet disc (wool). Drying time: 24 hours; Yield: 1 litre is sufficient per coat and for 15-17 sqm.

Final treatment: After sufficient intermediate drying, the floor is again rubbed damp with oil 1-2 times, then treated again with the floor polisher & oil-damp pad or carpet disc (wool) and polished.

Tip: For floors, a maturing period (curing the oil and repeating the polishing) increases the strength of the surface. Regular polishing or buffing increases the strength of the surface! Machine-polished surfaces are usually more highly compacted, more resistant and easier to maintain.

Linseed oil "fires up" the structure and colouring of wood, as well as stone and brick slabs. As a result, the grain and colour transparency are shown to their best advantage.

Cleaning and care Individual stains are rubbed off with a light damp cloth and, if necessary, treated with a little care oil after drying. If possible, do not wipe with a damp cloth. After a few years, the wood should be treated again with EM Wood Oil.

Ingredients Colophony-based natural resin/stand oil mixture, linseed oil varnish, isoaliphatic solvent.

Notes Caution: Oil-soaked rags can ignite spontaneously if they are left crumpled up for a longer period of time. Leave in place. Hang up in the open air or burn immediately.

Danger notice Ensure sufficient ventilation during processing.