With our Hard Oil, you have a product at hand that provides you with an open-pored impregnation for your absorbent interior surfaces such as wood, cork or unglazed clay tiles, which can also be used in areas subject to heavy wear. The durability can be increased with a final treatment with LEINOS Hard Oil Special could even be significantly increased.
Our Hard Oil is also suitable for furniture in children's rooms!
With our Hard Oil, you have a product at hand that provides you with an open-pored impregnation for your absorbent interior surfaces such as wood, cork or unglazed clay tiles, which can also be used in areas subject to heavy wear. The durability can be increased with a final treatment with LEINOS Hard Oil Special could even be significantly increased.
Our Hard Oil is also suitable for furniture in children's rooms!
Substrate and preparation
The substrate must be dry, solid, clean, free of grease and dust, and absorbent. Pre-sand wooden surfaces with 150-180 grit in the direction of the grain.
Processing
Stir carefully before use! Brushing, rolling, spraying, dipping. Room and surface temperature above 15 °C. The product should be applied in at least two coats. This can be done wet-on-wet: The second coat can be applied after a waiting time of 20-30 minutes. Important note: Regardless of the application, the excess oil must be carefully removed approx. 30 minutes after the last application.
Sprayability:
Non-binding guide values: Airless: nozzle 0.20 mm, spray angle: approx. 30°-40°, filter approx. 100-180 meshes, high pressure: nozzle 0.20 mm, spray angle 30° filter 100-180 meshes, low pressure: nozzle 0.20 mm
Drying time
Dust-dry after approx. 10-12 hours. Can be walked on and recoated after approx. 16-24 hours. For reliable drying and to avoid odours, we always recommend the use of a fan to ensure sufficient air circulation on the surface during the drying phase.
Consumption
Approx. 60-80 ml/m², may vary depending on the absorbency of the substrate.
Available colours
Light-coloured, absorbent substrates may dry slightly darker. Woods are stained to varying degrees depending on their growth.
