Osmo Decking Oil 2.5L Bangkirai 006

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PROTECT & MAINTAIN YOUR DECKING – Keep exterior timber looking its best with Osmo Decking Oil. This natural oil-based wood finish protects and nourishes the wood while helping slow greying caused by sun exposure BREATHABLE PROTECTION FOR LONGER-LASTING WOOD – Microporous, penetrating oils allow timber to breathe and regulate moisture, helping reduce swelling and shrinkage while preventing cracking, peeling, flaking or blistering WATER & DIRT REPELLENT FINISH – The durable satin finish creates a water-beading effect that helps repel rain, spills and everyday dirt, keeping garden decking, terraces and outdoor furniture looking fresher for longer EASY TO APPLY – Covers up to 24m² per litre with one coat and dries in 12 hours. Apply two coats for initial protection using an Osmo Decking Brush. Recoating requires one coat with no sanding. Safe for humans, animals and plants once dry OSMO: GOOD FOR WOOD – With over 140 years of wood expertise, Osmo oils and wood finishes combine natural vegetable oils and waxes to deliver durable, breathable protection, exceptional coverage and simple maintenance, Manufacturer: Osmo

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General description Osmo Decking Oil in Bangkirai color is designed to enhance and protect wooden decking while maintaining the natural wood character. This oil is safe for humans, animals, and plants once dry, and it offers high resistance to water and dirt. Its microporous, penetrating finish prevents cracking, peeling, or flaking, and it does not require sanding when topping up the coating. Technical specifications Volume: 2.5 Litres Dry time: 12 hours Coverage: 24 m²/L with one coat Recommended coats: 2 coats or one coat plus top coat of Osmo Anti-Slip Decking Oil 430 Moisture content max: 20% Surface preparation Bare wood species with high natural extractives need to weather for a minimum of 4 weeks before initial treatment or be cleaned with Osmo Brush Cleaner and Thinner. Resinous woods like Larch or Douglas Fir require at least 6 weeks of weathering. Pressure impregnated wood and tropical species such as Massaranduba, Bangkirai, and Garapa need to weather for at least 3