Briwax Hardwax Oil Clear Satin

20 – 30 sq. m. per litre, depending on the nature of the wood.

The wood must be bare, or sanded clean of any previous coatings. The wood must also be smooth, dry and free from wax, dust and surface contaminants. Remove any waxes present with a surface cleaner and a scouring pad. Wipe off residue with clean rags. Oily timbers such as Teak or Iroko must be wiped over with white spirit to remove surface oils which may inhibit drying and penetration of Briwax Hard Wax Oil. Nail holes or narrow gaps may be filled. Do not use knotting.

Use a brush, sponge or roller. Apply evenly in the direction of grain. Leave for a few minutes, then remove excess pools of material using a sponge or rag, spreading any excess oil evenly over the surrounding area. Note: Briwax Hard Wax Oil may darken some woods, therefore coating a test area first is advised. Test before proceeding if other brands of wood colourant are to be used.

Clean brushes with white spirit or Rustins Brush Cleaner if still wet. Hard brushes may be cleaned with Rustins Brush Restorer. Hardened oil may be removed using Rustins Strypit Paint & Varnish Stripper.

Do not use or store in extremes of temperature and protect from frost.

When the product container is empty please ask us about recycling. If you have leftover product, please dispose of it responsibly. PAINT Direct believe by working with our customers we can reduce waste and do more with the resources we have and together can create a better future for our planet.

• Hard wearing
• Water and stain resistant
• Clear satin finish
• Natural finish 
• Easy to apply