
Acacia indoors
The best Osmo finishes for acacia indoors
The best way to treat acacia indoors is with Osmo Hardwax-Olie Original or TopOil, because an oil finish leaves acacia's pores open instead of sealing them under a layer of lacquer, allowing the wood to keep moving naturally.
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Oil for acacia wood indoors
For acacia wood indoors, use Osmo TopOil or Osmo Hardwax-Olie. An oil finish leaves the pores of acacia open instead of sealing them under a layer of lacquer, so the wood can keep moving and its distinctive grain stays visible.
Which oil for which acacia surface
Indoors, acacia is mostly used for table tops, worktops and furniture. For those surfaces TopOil is the logical choice, as it is made for furniture surfaces that come into frequent contact with moisture and food. If the acacia is on the floor, choose Hardwax-Olie Original.
Acacia is naturally hard and oily
Acacia is a hard wood species that naturally contains quite a lot of its own oil. So sand and degrease the surface thoroughly before you start, otherwise the oil will soak in unevenly. Apply thin coats and buff them well: if too much product is left on the surface, it will feel sticky and dry slowly.
Colour and colour variation
Acacia has a warm tone with considerable colour variation between the boards. A clear oil deepens that colour and actually makes the contrast stronger. If you want a more even look or a different shade, first use Decorwas Transparant or Olie-Beits and finish with a clear hardwax oil. Always test the colour first on an offcut or an inconspicuous spot.
Maintaining oiled acacia
Keep an oiled acacia surface in good condition with Wisch-Fix, which cleans and nourishes the wood at the same time. If the surface looks dull over time or wears in busy spots, Vloeibare Onderhoudswas refreshes it again, without any need to sand.
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