Using OSMO Polyx Oil - How to Prepare and Reseal a Wooden Worktop

[@jos6130]

I did one similar last week only between coats I rub down with 240 I did 3 coats as well, good job love your videos

[@Andy.N-_-]

Great vid ,, these are so handy for the DIY guys n gals of the world... I use the OSMO Top Oil High Solid (which is liquid) it comes out white but gives no colour so you dont get that orange look

[@ChrisBarnard-vd2fj]

Great video, thanks for taking the time to present it.

[@JBTV]

👍

[@mannixfleming7838]

Great vid. I’m about to put 2 coats of Osmo around my garden cabin. It’s quite weathered and Osmo UV has been recommended.

[@ThePuka]

Be keen to know if there are any ways to tackle the black water areas first. I have similar issues, probably worse on an uncared for surface.

[@keefykeef]

Oxalic acid

[@englishroses2464]

Very helpful video! Is the Polyx oil better than danish oil?

[@daveatheis]

Very useful - thank you

[@shaunjones7234]

Great finish I think the matt looks the much better than the gloss

[@Paul-h3b4x]

Did you just use silicon to re seal the joint between the worktop and the tiles, I read somewhere the sealant may not stick to the oiled worktop? Did you have a problem? Thanks

[@andrewcox5371]

Great video what size tin did you use?

[@marionfoord6780]

I am having some Bamboo worktops fitted, do you think this oil would work for them. Great video, thank you.

[@JBTV]

Yes I think this product will be perfect 👌

[@bfotosuk]

Great video how has it lasted? Have you been ok to wipe the sides down etc? Not rubbing oil off?

[@JBTV]

Thanks 👍 Around a year old and looking great. A very hard durable finish. No oil come off at all.

[@bfotosuk]

Great thanks for getting back to me. I've had problems with a ronseal product. We have some osmo left over so will give that a go. Many thanks again @@JBTV

[@Nine-Signs]

I have decided to get Beachwood worktops, I haven't a f*****g clue what to do with them to protect them when they arrive, so here I am 😂 😂, Merci.

[@JBTV]

Good stuff

[@mikebeswick3420]

Hi. Great vid. Between sanding did you wipe off with a damp cloth??

[@JBTV]

Yes I did 👍

[@mikebeswick3420]

@@JBTV we have the same problem behind the sink. Might try a bit of bleach.

[@BigTim909]

@@mikebeswick3420 use oxalic acid (also known as "wood bleach" and the main ingredients in "bar keeper's friend" that will take out dark water marks

[@mikebeswick3420]

@@BigTim909 actually had to plane it in the end. Turned very good.

[@johnbowater-md9wd]

show us the darker bits you made such an rmphasis on when you started the vid...not just pan passed and miss them out

[@Jonas_Aa]

The black from the water usually goes deep.

[@JBTV]

Yes

[@antb3334]

You’re supposed to wipe off before it starts to get tacky :)

[@vonasi2]

I can't believe you didn't remove the sink and hob. You can't seal the wood properly by leaving them in - especially the sink.

[@richat1691]

God i hope this is some kind of humour

[@tanyasmith9823]

Lush

[@ewanwilson7928]

Chris Martins looking a bit worse for wear these days

[@JBTV]

😂