Rustins Floor Oil - 1 Litre - FOIL1000

Rustins Floor Oil is primarily designed for bare wood. Applying it over existing varnishes or pre-finished floors may result in poor adhesion and an uneven finish. Existing finishes typically need to be removed down to bare wood first.

For most applications, 2-3 thin coats are recommended. Very dry or porous wood may benefit from an additional coat.

You should allow approximately 4-8 hours of drying time between each coat. Ensure good ventilation to aid the drying process.

Regular cleaning with a damp mop and pH-neutral cleaner is recommended. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive water. Re-oil high-traffic areas periodically as needed to maintain the protective finish.

While it provides protection, it is not a waterproof sealant. It can be used in kitchens and bathrooms, but spills should be wiped up immediately to prevent moisture damage.

Coverage varies depending on the type and porosity of the wood. Typically, 1 litre covers approximately 10-15 square metres per coat on bare wood.

Yes, Rustins Floor Oil can be used on interior wooden furniture to enhance and protect the wood, provided it is prepared correctly (clean and bare).

Ensure the oil was applied evenly and thinly. Wipe off any excess oil that has not penetrated the wood after 15-20 minutes. If the finish is already dry and patchy, it may require light sanding and reapplication.

Apply subsequent coats more thinly. If the color is significantly darker than desired, it may be difficult to correct once fully dried; consider a test area before full application.

Ensure good ventilation and adequate room temperature. Thick application or high humidity can slow drying. Apply more thinly on subsequent coats and ensure airflow.

This usually indicates that excess oil was not wiped off after application. Lightly sand the affected areas and wipe clean, then reapply a very thin coat, ensuring all excess is removed.