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Hi everyone
Recently sanded back our pine floorboards and got a beautiful look, however once we applied Osmo Polyx Raw it all went a bit wrong - it left a white sheen.
Have since read you should ignore their advice and not just leave it but buff it and remove excess to avoid this happening - so we have sanded back will apply this way next time.
however, I’m a bit concerned they are going to go orange. This is not what we want.
So, can anyone advise what might be better to use on our boards (see attached)? We want them to look as light and Matt as possible - not wet or orange.
have heard Bona might be good but any advice appreciated? Or should we use a tiny like Osmo Polyx Honey?
thanks
Recently sanded back our pine floorboards and got a beautiful look, however once we applied Osmo Polyx Raw it all went a bit wrong - it left a white sheen.
Have since read you should ignore their advice and not just leave it but buff it and remove excess to avoid this happening - so we have sanded back will apply this way next time.
however, I’m a bit concerned they are going to go orange. This is not what we want.
So, can anyone advise what might be better to use on our boards (see attached)? We want them to look as light and Matt as possible - not wet or orange.
have heard Bona might be good but any advice appreciated? Or should we use a tiny like Osmo Polyx Honey?
thanks