How to Apply Osmo Top Oil With Eddie O'Donnell

In this video we show you 3 different methods of applying the Osmo Top Oil, an easy-to-apply finishing oil for tabletops, butcher blocks, kitchen worktops and other interior joinery and furniture.

Eddie applies the top oil with a rag, a sander and a whitepad and with Osmo's Brush.

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[ChrisFranklyn]

It's good to see the methods compared. I'd agree the brush seems to fussy really. I've used it on a guitar body, a bookshelf and a stand for a table tennis net so far. I prefer the "shop towel" paper towel method of applying, they rubbing off similar to the cloth.

[carlabengtson]

The Osmo products are great but it's very hard to know what the differences are between products, as well as what the best application processes are for each. Your videos have been very helpful. Thanks!

[jop]

For the first method, do you just use any lint free clothes, please? Also how do you wash it off afterwards - do you need to use OSMO’s brush cleaner please, or just a soapy water is ok? Thanks

[maltekb]

Would you raise the grain with water and sanding before applying?

[Prophier]

So you do this wearing a tie and a Seamaster. It's the 300 James Bond edition, right? My kind of woodworking, thumbs up.

[benjaminleslie]

I noticed you didn’t do anything on the bottom. Is it necessary to do underneath?

[gandalfhyperdrive]

Cutting board? It's a perfect chess board! If you lived closer id order one from you with a thin frame around it to for chess. :)

[drakev]

Would you do the same application with Osmo acacia top oil?

[ingeduplessis]

question, i have already started oiling a beech top with tung oil. Once this completely absorbs, can I apply Osmo Top Oil Over that?

[YuriyKhovansky]

This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodbex designs.