OSMO Polyx Hard Wax Oil .75 L (25.3 Fl. Oz.)

This is the coolest stuff. I don't know why more people don't know about it - it's way easier to use than poly, is food-safe, and can give a unique, almost silky (not sticky) feel to wood surfaces. I used it to finish my butcher block cabinets, but I've also seen it used on fine furniture and it's just a beautiful finish. My contractor didn't believe that you basically just rub it on as if it were an oil, then lightly sand it after it's dried with very fine grade paper (I wet sanded it) before rubbing in the second coat. It's durable and easy and creates a finish that isn't tacky (in any sense of the word).

Easy to use. Beautiful finish. Highly recommend this product for furniture pieces.

Love this finish which is what all my furniture I made in last 8 years has on it

It worked great. I like it over the poly I have used for years because it is wipe on, wipe off. If dust gets in it wipes off. No sanding between coats. It was quite a bit more expensive but it brought out the depth of grain and soaked in. Poly looks like a finish on the surface while this product did not. It was recommended to me by a woodworker friend. I uploaded a before and after first coat pictures of a live edge black walnut bench built for the end of our bed.

Can comes sealed with clips to prevent accidental opening/leakage. Product is great - easy to apply and a little goes a long way. Used to preserve three walnut benches and couldn't be happier with final finish.

It took longer to dry than I expected, but I was in Florida, but I didn't think we had high humidity during this time. The product looked wonderful.I was just sad that it took so long to dry.

It’s good but you definitely want to sand and vacuum between coats to buildup to that glass finish. (1st coat in picture)

Really good product

A great product, easy to use and a great looking finish.