Oak worktop and Osmo Top Oil (3068 Natural version)

[paro]

Hi All - I have been finishing the oak tops with the 3068 natural version of the Osmo Top Oil however it seems to go on quite different to the normal satin/matt version. I'm applying it with a brush and rubbing the excess off after a few mins. Because this seems to be a very differnet oil it feels like more coats are needed. Just wondering if anyone out there has any experince with these oils.

 

Oak tops. Initially sanded to 150. Applied two coats 12 hrs apart, then rubbed down with 240 before applying a third coat. Forth applied same as third. 

 

Cheers, Paul

Edited 4 hours ago by paro

[Nestor]

Not quite the same but have just painted 14 flush plywood internal doors with black Osmo Oil stain.

I did 3 coats, first 2 applied with a 4" roller and sanded with 320.

Top coat applied very liberally with lint free cloth wrapped around a hand pad holder, Osmo do a fleece, link below.

https://www.wood-finishes-direct.com/product/osmo-hand-applicator-fleece?sid=1&s=3970027-c23026905f54b60afc435908c3958a1f&r=10&p=1

 

Have you noticed any white pigment in the 3068?