Osmo - Polyx-Oil - 3051 Raw - .75 Liter

Great natural finish I used on my bunk bed project. Easy to apply, low oder. A bit pricy but worth it. Kids and wife happy with the results.

If you’re trying to keep light wood (i.e. white oak) as natural-looking as possible, with a hard-wax oil, I think this is the best bet. Feels amazing too. Def apply in well ventilated area.

I wanted this school desk to appear like unaltered maple wood. (See before and after pictures.) I tried numerous other waxes and finishes only to find they all altered the wood whether darkening or changing its color. Not Osmo! I learned about Osmo from a professional woodworker I watch on Youtube. I used not quite half the can on this table and the cubby underneath it, but I did not apply it to the bottom of the tabletop as I had not removed the original finish from it. A second application is necessary.Pros: It is easy to apply, and the finish is easily the smoothest I have ever attained (I have done dozens, if not more projects). I used a four inch microfiber roller to apply. It is thicker than stain and therefore, stayed in the area I applied it. I can't say enough good about this product.Cons: It is expensive. Also, I put a little too much Osmo on one side of the top and did not realize it (first time user) which gave it a slightly white cloudy look, so it is best to avoid putting too much on the wood or it may appear white. (It can easily be "thinned" on a project by spreading it out on the wood.)

Works great and looks great on my kitchen island slab

Worked exactly as described. It is a long process. (Application) Paint this on, wait 24hrs drying time, sand and repeat for as many coats as you wish. We did 3 coats. It leaves a creamy or matte finish. (Almost looks cloudy) NOT good for stained wood, already tried and almost ruined the piece. This is for natural wood. There is a strong odor but it goes away in a few hrs.