Oli Natura Hard Wax Oil - 1 L, Colour: Clear satin

Test good A+++++

I saw a very useful head to head test carried out by a joiner using the more expensive 'Ozmo' product. Both were rated very highly, equal points awarded, however but virtue of the fact that this product dries more quickly and costs 40% less, he gave it the win.I am in the process of sealing 8 internal doors, 5 down, 3 to go. The Oli Natura was easy to apply, easy to wipe off the excess (10 - 30 minutes after application) and leaves a beautiful velvety glow (satin) but only just, matt but not quite, just lovely.It can get a little 'sticky' so wear latex gloves.My doors were perfectly dry withing 48 hours. Very pleased

Mostly I've been happy with this ( for small hardwood projects). And rarely have I felt that adding a second coat did anything, it's seems to be more to make sure you haven't missed any spots.Make sure to read the instructions and have that cloth ready buff it off before it's tacky though, you can still buff it off even then but it'll suck. And it will go off quicker in hotter environments as the solvents flash off.Bought it after seeing it recommended by rag n bone brown. And the review seemed accurate to me, I only did a quick test on how well the finish held up to water marks, and it does OK, which is fine for me with for use on general use items. Its not food safe so don't use it on cutting boards.

I wasn;t sure whether to purchase this as thought I should go for the much more expensive Osmo oil instead. I am so glad I decided to try this out first. It's fabulous and has revitalised my tired looking wooden floor, which now looks like new after just one coat. I've added a second coat for added protection and longevity, but just one coat made it look great. I've bought a second tin to do the kitchen and hallway.

Just as good as osmo at half the price

In the words of another wood prodcut, does what it says, used on a parquet floor after sanding back, slightly darkens the appearance but gives a luxurious looking finish, is economical as weel, I applied 2 coats in a large living room with a bay window using a cotton pad (old cotton tshirt cut up) and used less than a third of a tin

I am no carpenter but very impressed,I used it to finish a desk top man from pine off cuts left over from building a garden studio.Very easy to use just brush on leave for ten minutes then wipe over with a cloth, two coats and no brush or overlap marks, no rubbing down between coats, the finish is soft smooth and natural and the grain is enhanced but not too much

Brought twice before at £20 as a cheap replacement for Osmo - to be fair at that price it was worth it- is almost as good - last purchase August 24 was £20 - went to buy again (Dec24) and it had over doubled to £45 !!😟 same 1 litre tin. TBH as it’s now MORE expensive than Osmo it’s not worth substituting and have gone back to Osmo - Shame! Costs can’t have gone up that much