Difference between Hardwax Oil and Polyx Oi
Many people come across the name Osmo Polyx Oil online and wonder what the difference is between it and Osmo Hardwax Oil. In this explanation, we explain that it is essentially the same product, but with a different name used in some countries.
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What is Osmo Polyx Oil?
We are often asked if we also sell Osmo Polyx Oil, and what the difference is compared to Osmo hardwax oil. After all, there are several videos on YouTube about applying Osmo Polyx Oil. Therefore, in this blog, we explain the difference between these two products.
Benefits of Osmo Hardwax Oil Original
- Affordable price per square meter
- Only at Osmo: unique oil and wax combination
- Provides protection against moisture, dirt, and scratches
- Can be touched up locally without sanding
- Easy to clean & maintain
Origin Hardwax Oil and Polyx Oil
The first product Osmo developed in its history is Hardwax Oil Original Colorless. This product was conceived in Germany more than 40 years ago to treat wood in an environmentally friendly way.
Currently, Osmo is available for sale in more than 70 countries. Some countries, including England and America, have translated the German name for Hardwax Oil to Polyx Oil. Osmo Hardwax Oil is exactly the same as Osmo Polyx Oil, only with a different name and label.
Label numbers
The well-known product numbers of Osmo Hardwax Oil, such as 3032 silk matte and 3062 matte, have also been changed in English. Below you will find an overview of the different product numbers:
Hardwax Oil 3032 Silk-matte = Polyx Oil 3043 Satin
Hardwax Oil 3062 Matte = Polyx Oil 3031 Matte
Therefore, Osmo Hardwax Oil 3032 Silk-matte is Polyx Oil 3043 Satin.
Therefore, Osmo Hardwax Oil 3062 Matte is Polyx Oil 3031 Matte.
Conclusion
If you come across videos or stories about Osmo Polyx Oil, you now know that we sell Osmo Hardwax Oil. In the overview, you can see the comparisons between the labels. If you are looking for Hardwax Oil or Polyx Oil, please go to the Osmo Hardwax Oil page.
Osmo Polyx Oil = Osmo Hardwax Oil.
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