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Totally agree 8)

I agree with all of that. :D

Yes i'd use lining paper then paint. Use two coats, thin the first coat a little to reduce the orange peel effect from rollering. Sand lightly when dry with fine abrasive paper, this will flatten the furring down. Then apply finish coat.

Been on the Osmo website and they do a Satin-mat wood finish in varioius colours which they state will hide the grain and colour of wood but allow the texture to show through. And you can safely go over previous coatings of the osmo oil which was used on them before, so i think my best bet is...

Hi, A local church has had new oak windows and a door installed aprox 1 year ago. Unfortunately the wood has gone very patchy and blotchy and the defects and much darker than the original medium oak colour and look very unsightly. I understand the wood was treated with Osmo Clear Oil...

Iv been trying various water based systems as a substitute for gloss, but cant find one that matches oil for quality finnish. :roll: Be interested in any recomendations. :wink:

That's one for Zampa i reckon :)

so youv not had a problem on walls then from silk to matt. p.s, im on msn now.

O.K Zampa, if this does happen, can it be sorted out without lining. Maybe just by abrading?

No worries Jams, it was a bit muddled, clear as mud now. Only joking zampa. :lol:

Sorry :oops: But your still none the wiser :lol:

Im getting a bit lost now :wink:

No worries Zampa, i cant be bothered! :roll:

:shock:

meaning?

careful, i might enjoy it! :lol:

Point taken ..... Have i been told off? :oops:

well, why bother to suggest it then?

Who asked you anyway :roll: