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25-Fl Oz (0.75-Liter)
Bioshield, Hard Oil
Bioshield, Hard Oil
Item #2647
Model #9-0.75
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Protective, penetrating oil sealer for hardwood flooring
Bioshield Hard Oil is a plant-based product made of all natural oils that creates a water-resistant barrier. This is a penetrating sealer and does not produce a coating on the surface like a polyurethane or lacquer finish.
The water resistance can be further enhanced by buffing with a standard floor buffing machine using a white or red pad. Burnishing with 250-350 grit alum oxide sandpaper can also be used on furniture or other millwork to improve moisture resistance.
Hard Oil dries clear to amber and beautifully enhances the look of wood. It is recommended for high-moisture and high-traffic areas such as baths and kitchens, and is suitable for both hardwood and softwood floors (1-2 coats). Read instructions carefully.
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Why We Like It
Over time this linseed-based product cures very hard and provides excellent moisture resistance. Bioshield Hard Oil is similar to AFM Naturals Clear Penetrating Oil
Features & benefits
- Durable, long-lasting – cures very hard inside the wood fiber; becomes highly water resistant
- All natural ingredients – made from linseed oil, tung oil, colophonium resin (from pine and other conifers), castor stand oil, isoaliphatics, lead-free dryers (Zircon, Cobalt Octoat) and oximes (anti-skimming agent)
- Non-toxic – free of petroleum distillates, mineral spirits and hazardous chemicals
- Safe — for everyone, including the chemically sensitive; learn how to test a non-toxic product for tolerance
- Versatile – use on hardwood or softwood flooring, furniture, molding, doors, window casing and more
Specs
Basics
Interior or Exterior
Interior,
Location
All Rooms,
Eco-replacement for
Sealers,
Chemically-sensitive safe
Test before use
Yes, test on inconspicuous area
Features
Material Origin
Germany,
Country of Manufacture
Germany,
Finish
Sealer,
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