OSMO Top Oil - High Solid Clear Satin - Use and Review on my Coffee Table

[@MrBayley1983]

You have to shake it well to mix the ingredients that’s why it’s coming out like that

[@JamesJames-um5xq]

Your meant to shake the can before application, thats why it were so thick !

[@GavinConwayWoodworkBBQ]

You forgot to shake it vigourously to start off :)

[@kathleen9434]

Very good explanation. Thanks.

[@PrussianRedWhiteBlue]

Use the white non-abrasive pad, they only burnish the surface and don't create dust

[@dazbarone]

Is there anything Chris Martin from Coldplay can't do??!

[@THDSCornwall]

I’ve just used Osmo clear Matt top oil for my kitchen worktops, but definitely struggling with it. I had applied it a few days before installing them but guess I’ve not put enough on (currently three thin coats) but where some water splashes have hit you can see them marks despite wiping them off… also my oil is like pure liquid, where as yours is a lot more gloopy so don’t know if there is a difference….

[@MrSquuqs]

I think the gloppiness was due to the temperature.

[@pridenprejudice2004]

I've seen people say 5 coats for use in a kitchen.

[@davrolla]

What wood is the table made from?

[@JBTV]

It's all softwood, what type I'm not sure, because it's all pallet wood