Do I need a UV-LED lamp to use this product?

Yes, LED Smart Oil requires a 395nm UV-LED lamp to cure the finish. Unlike our other Osmo finishes, it will not dry naturally. You can purchase a UV-LED lamp through Osmo, or you can use any other make of lamp as long as it is 395nm. For purchasing and pricing, please fill out the form [...]

Do I need a UV-LED lamp to use this product?2025-10-17T14:24:00+00:00

What’s the cost and where can I purchase it?

Fill out the form at the bottom of the LED Smart Oil page, and one of our sales representatives will be in touch with more information. LED Smart Oil and Osmo UV-LED lamps are currently only available as a direct purchase from Osmo Canada.

What’s the cost and where can I purchase it?2025-10-17T14:22:47+00:00

Why is LED Smart Oil a “professional-use” product?

LED Smart Oil is classified as a professional-use product because it contains photo-initiators that require curing with a UV-LED lamp. For regulatory reasons, it can only be purchased with a registered business number. This restriction isn’t about skill level; it’s a sales requirement set by the government for industrial products. If you’re after something you [...]

Why is LED Smart Oil a “professional-use” product?2025-10-17T14:15:38+00:00

What’s the difference between Polyx®-Oil Tints, Wood Wax Finish and Oil Stain?

Polyx®-Oil Tints → Matte finish, shows natural wood grain. Stain + protection in one—no top coat needed. Wood Wax Finish → 1–3 coats depending on the colour intensity desired. Add a Polyx®-Oil top coat for high-traffic areas like flooring. Oil Stain → Deepest, most intense colours. Always needs a Polyx®-Oil top coat for protection.

What’s the difference between Polyx®-Oil Tints, Wood Wax Finish and Oil Stain?2025-08-15T13:34:26+00:00

What’s the difference between Polyx®-Oil Original and Polyx®-Oil Tints?

Polyx®-Oil Tints use the same formula as our best-selling Polyx®-Oil Original, but with added pigment to offer different colour options. Polyx-Oil® Tints dry as a matte finish and require one or two coats, depending on the depth of colour you desire. Polyx®-Oil Original is available in three clear sheens (Satin, Matte and Gloss) and can [...]

What’s the difference between Polyx®-Oil Original and Polyx®-Oil Tints?2025-08-15T13:23:36+00:00

Why has my Osmo finish peeled and flaked?

Osmo products depend on penetration into the wood surface where they form a cross-linked chemical bond to the wood fibres. Penetration of the oil can be inhibited by not adequately preparing the surface and/or applying the oil to wood with a moisture content beyond 20% such as onto new pressure treated wood, or applying at [...]

Why has my Osmo finish peeled and flaked?2022-05-13T07:37:23+00:00

Are your products suitable for veneered wood?

Some timber manufacturers recommend not to use an oil or wax treatment for their veneered doors. This is because an oil/wax treatments are designed to absorb into the timber and must absorb through the veneer to ensure this. During this process there is a small risk of the veneer lifting. Osmo Door Oil is a [...]

Are your products suitable for veneered wood?2020-11-07T21:11:31+00:00

What are the ingredients of your products?

Our products contain natural vegetable oils such as linseed oil, sunflower oil, soybean oil and thistle oil - and our interior range also contain natural vegetable waxes such as carnauba wax and candelilla wax. Although the ingredients vary with each product, there is a full declaration of the ingredients on each product page.

What are the ingredients of your products?2020-11-07T21:11:04+00:00

Where are your products made?

The wood finishes are produced by Osmo Holz und Color GmbH & Co. KG in Münster, Germany. Osmo Canada receives a large delivery regularly which is distributed to many suppliers of Osmo throughout Canada.

Where are your products made?2020-11-07T21:10:51+00:00

How can your woodstains/colours be transparent?

Our 'transparent' colours stain the surface whilst still showing the natural grain and characteristics of the wood. Therefore a transparent optic is provided.

How can your woodstains/colours be transparent?2020-11-07T21:10:33+00:00
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