OLI NATURA® Care Set No. 5 with Yacht & Teak Oil

22,32€
(89,28€ / l)
incl. VAT plus shipping
Contents: 1 Set
Variant: with yacht & teak oil

OLI NATURA® Care Set No. 5 with Yacht & Teak Oil

Care set for oiled garden furniture | With Yacht & Teak Oil in Teak | For care, refreshing & re-oiling
  • Everything for garden furniture care - 6-piece complete set for oiling, refreshing and maintaining garden tables, garden benches, garden chairs, loungers & more.
  • With 250 ml Yacht & Teak Oil in Teak - penetrates deep into the wood, refreshes the warm wood tone and provides enhanced UV protection.
  • Matching accessories included - brush, polishing pad, oil-absorbing cloth, sanding sponge and care flyer for complete application.
  • For many outdoor woods - including teak, bangkirai, Douglas fir, larch, oak, garapa, cumaru and other suitable woods.
  • Formulated without biocides - free from biocides and preservatives; therefore also suitable for appropriate wood surfaces indoors.
22,32€
(89,28€ / l)
incl. VAT plus shipping
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CARING FOR AND RE-OILING WOODEN GARDEN FURNITURE

Sun, rain and use leave their mark on wooden garden furniture over time. The color and grain fade, and the surface may feel dry and rough.

OLI NATURA® Care Set No. 5 contains everything you need to refresh and re-oil oiled garden furniture - compactly assembled and coordinated with one another.

What is included in the OLI NATURA® Care Set No. 5?

250 ml OLI NATURA® Yacht & Teak Oil in Teak - for refreshing the warm wood tone and for regular care.

  • 2-in-1 sanding sponge - for smoothing rough areas and raised wood fibers.
  • Brush - for applying a thin, even coat of oil.
  • Polishing pad - for working in and polishing the oil.
  • Oil-absorbent cloth - for safely removing excess oil.

Which garden furniture is the Care Set suitable for?

For garden tables, garden chairs, wooden benches, garden loungers and other outdoor furniture made of hardwood, exotic wood and suitable outdoor woods such as teak, bangkirai, eucalyptus or black locust.

Ideal for refreshing previously oiled wood - usually without completely sanding it down.

How easy is it to use?

Clean the wood and allow it to dry completely. Smooth rough areas with the sanding sponge if necessary. Apply the oil thinly, allow it to penetrate for about 15 minutes and remove all excess oil. Then polish with the polishing pad.

Everything you need for easy maintenance - from smoothing to the finished oil application.

PREPARATION

Clean the garden furniture thoroughly and allow it to dry completely. If necessary, remove heavier soiling with OLI NATURA® Exterior Cleaner . Smooth rough or raised wood fibers with the sanding sponge in the direction of the grain and remove sanding dust.

Tip: Test the Teak color in an inconspicuous area beforehand. The type of wood, natural color, sanding, and absorbency affect the result.

HOW TO OIL GARDEN FURNITURE CORRECTLY

Work in dry weather at 15–25 °C. Do not apply oil in damp weather, direct sunlight, or extreme heat.

  1. Stir or shake the oil well.
  2. Apply thinly and evenly in the direction of the grain.
  3. Allow to penetrate for about 15 minutes.
  4. Remove excess oil completely and polish dry. No perceptible oil film should remain – too much oil can prolong drying and cause stickiness.
  5. Polish again with the white polishing paduntil the surface appears even and dry to the touch.

Very dry or highly absorbent wood can be oiled a second time with a thin coat after drying overnight. For refreshing, one coat is usually sufficient.

COVERAGE

For initial treatment, 250 ml covers approximately 3–6 m² per coat, depending on the type of wood and its absorbency.

For maintenance , one thin coat is usually sufficient. Well-maintained wood absorbs less oil; dry or more weathered wood absorbs more.

DRYING

After approximately 1–2 hours, dust-dryand fully cured after approximately 5–8 days. During this time, protect from rain and moisture, do not clean with water, and handle gently.

TOOL CLEANING

Clean brushes and tools immediately after use with OLI NATURA® brush cleaner or a suitable oil thinner.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Oil-soaked cloths, pads, and sponges can self-ignitedue to heat buildup

Labelling

OLI NATURA® Yacht & Teak Oil is not subject to labelling requirements and is not classified as hazardous under Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008 (CLP). It is neither subject to mandatory labelling nor classified as dangerous goods.

Safety instructions

⚠ Cloths, rags and polishing pads soaked with oil may self-ignite due to heat accumulation. Clean them immediately after use or immerse them completely in water, or store them airtight in a metal container.

P102: Keep out of reach of children.

What is the difference between initial treatment and maintenance treatment?

For the initial or first treatment raw, untreated, or completely sanded wood is oiled for the first time. Consumption is generally somewhat higher for an initial treatment.

For the Maintenance or subsequent treatment already oil-impregnated wood is re-oiled. This replenishes the wood pores to renew the protective effect and refresh the wood's appearance. The oil should be used more sparingly for this treatment to avoid oversaturating the wood.

Can I apply the oil to an unknown old coating?

No. If the wood was previously waxed or coated with a lacquer layer, this layer must be completely removed so that the wood oil can penetrate. The impregnating oil requires an open pore system.

Can I use the teak pigmentation for other types of exterior wood?

Yes, the pigmentation is subtle and does not turn other types of wood into a “teak tone.” However, the slight pigment content offers the advantage of improved UV protection.

How often should I re-oil?

Oiled wood also turns gray over time. Anyone wishing to prevent graying for aesthetic reasons should re-oil the surface once or twice a year, depending on exposure to wind, sun, and rain.

Can the oil's coverage vary?

Yes, coverage can be lower or higher and depends largely on the type of wood and the substrate's absorbency. Rough and weathered surfaces require more oil than smooth or less heavily weathered surfaces. Consumption is approximately 40–80 g/m² per application.

How can I prevent stickiness after oiling?

After a short penetration time, any excess oil not absorbed by the wood should be completely removed with an oil-absorbent cloth or a discarded cotton cloth.

Can I re-oil without sanding?

Yes. If the wood is untreated or has previously only been oiled, you can generally apply the oil directly without sanding.

How do I clean brushes?

Clean brushes immediately after use with a suitable oil thinner or brush cleaner.

Are oil-soaked cloths prone to spontaneous combustion?

Yes. The oil is a “drying oil” and reacts with oxygen in the air. This generates heat, which can build up in crumpled rags and cause spontaneous combustion. Therefore, moisten oil-soaked cloths after use and leave them spread out to dry outdoors.

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