Where should I use Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax?
Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax is typically used on cut ends of wooden objects, such as timber, logs, beams, and boards. It is especially useful for outdoor applications, such as garden furniture, decking, fences, and exterior woodwork.
Can I use Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax on painted or finished wood surfaces?
Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax is primarily designed for application on bare wood or freshly cut end grain. It is not intended to be applied over painted or finished wood surfaces, as it needs direct contact with the wood fibers to provide optimal protection.
How often should I reapply Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax?
The frequency of reapplication depends on various factors, including the type of wood, the environment, and the level of exposure to moisture. As a general guideline, it is recommended to reapply Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax every 1-2 years or as needed to maintain effective protection.
Is Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax safe for use on food-contact surfaces?
No, Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax is not intended for use on surfaces that come into direct contact with food or beverages. It is designed for structural woodwork and outdoor applications, where food contact is not a concern.
Can I apply a different finish or paint over Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax?
Yes, once the Osmo End Grain Sealing Wax has fully dried and cured, you can apply other compatible finishes or paints over it. However, it's always recommended to perform a test on a small inconspicuous area to ensure compatibility and adhesion between the products.