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Useful information about our oil types
Impregnating oils
... penetrate deeply into the wood, fill the pores, and reliably protect the wood from within. They do not form a surface layer, but rather provide an open-pore impregnation. The level of gloss is rather low, while the enhancement of the wood grain is high ...
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boiled linseed oil
... It is the ancestor of all oils and forms a protective layer of linoxin after curing. Our OLI-NATURA boiled linseed oil is even certified as food-safe: An entirely natural traditional coating using the latest technology.
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Hardwax oils
... combine oils and waxes in one product. While the oil preserves the wood from within, the wax remains as a thin layer on the wood surface. The result is a satin-matte sheen and a highly durable surface ...
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Pigment oils
... add color to wood and give even native wood species an individual touch: Whether on furniture surfaces, stair treads, or parquet floors in bedrooms and living areas, kitchens, restaurants, or retail spaces.
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raw wood effect oil
... in the past, oils could never bring out enough warmth in the wood. But for some time now, a trend has been emerging in the opposite direction: water-based raw wood effect oils that protect the wood almost invisibly.
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How to properly care for oiled furniture
... even naturally oiled wood needs a little attention from time to time. For example, when its water resistance diminishes and its color depth fades. How to refresh the wood.
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Properly caring for furniture treated with hardwax oil
... no question, for refreshing hardwax oil-treated wood, the best choice is to care for the surface again with a blend of oils & waxes: our liquid care wax is ideal for this.
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