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

In this video I am taking off the old varnish off this wooden worktop, preparing and sanding it, and finally retreating it with OSMO Polyx Oil High Solid. Now this product doesn't mention use on worktops, but I know a trusty chippy or two, and they swear by it, besides, if it's good enough to use on floors, then it's good enough to use on a worktop.
I'll take you through the key stages to getting your old and worn wooden worktop looking beautiful again.
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[@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

[@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.

[@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

[@ChrisBarnard-vd2fj]

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

[@JBTV]

👍

[@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

[@shaunjones7234]

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

[@daveatheis]

Very useful - thank you

[@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

[@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

[@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.

[@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.

[@ewanwilson7928]

Chris Martins looking a bit worse for wear these days

[@JBTV]

😂

[@tanyasmith9823]

Lush