Osmo UV-Protection Oil Tints for Exterior
Prices From £1.46 to £88.34

• Approx. coverage: 18m²/L with one coat
• No. of coats: 2
• Application temperature: +5°C to 35°C
• Drying time:  12hrs.
• Sizes: 0.125L, 0.750L, 2.5L

• Very water and dirt resistant
• Reduces wood swelling and shrinkage
• Resists growth of algae, mildew and fungal
• Microporous, breathable finish which does not crack, peel, flake or blister
• No sanding necessary for future applications

TIPS:

• For ingredient-rich wood species (such as Cedar, Iroko, Teak, Mahogany etc.) - please allow minimum 12 weeks exposure in situ to the outside elements prior to application. Osmo UV-Protection-Oil Tints 429 Natural is not recommended for use on ingredient-rich (dark/reddish) wood species because it is visible as slightly white chalky surface. A trial application is always recommended.
• UV-Protection Oils are recommended only for vertically structured timber (drip angle min. 10º) to enable the rain to drip off rather than remain on the wood's surface for prolonged lengths of time.
• Over application and/or low ventilation can increase the drying times.
• The high-energy UV rays of the sun destroy the lignin in wood: it greys. Up to now, only wood finishes with colour pigments could possibly prevent this effect. With Osmo UV-Protection Oil, you have the possibility to protect your wood almost invisibly. UV-Protection Oil contains special ingredients that stall the greying effect by 12 times (UV factor 12). For a reliable UV protection, the wood finish must be applied more generously than other wood stains from Osmo.
• Recommended application amount is approx. 55 ml/m².
• So that no micro-organisms, like mould, algae or moss, can stick to a wood finish and cause unsightly discolourations, biocidal active ingredients for a superficial film protection can be added. Biocidal ingredients are fine-tuned exactly so that a harmful effect for people can be largely eliminated. Yet, many consumers prefer wood finishes without biocides, if it is not necessary. Therefore, Osmo also offers UV-Protection Oil without biocides (410 Clear).
• Oak contains a high acid content within its natural tannins and as a result causes the timber to blacken during exposure to cold and moist environments - especially during the winter periods. More frequent care and maintenance is required, particularly in its first couple of years of exposure to the elements, to maintain its decorative appearance.
• Many wood species contain water-soluble coloured extractives which may leach out naturally when weathered.

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