This video demonstrates the proper application techniques of applying Pallmann Magic Oil 2K. If you would like further information please contact us at info@pallmann.us
I must say I've changed my mind. Got great results with a white/neutral mix on stain. The product will set up on you so you have to hustle a bit solo, but the finished product looks fantastic.
So this stuff is $155 for a gallon or a liter? I looked it up and can't even tell. I can get a gallon of oil sealer for what, $45? Sure it's less durable, but finish is only as durable as the wood itself. What good is an overpriced finish that gives the exact same color as natural oil? And it requires yearly buffing correct? Starting to sound like a bad joke. To say this stuff is overpriced is an understatement. Bona traffic is somehow even cheaper. And I have to trowel this stuff on? On my hands and knees? I feel sorry for homeowners who shell out that kind of money, and the contractor for that matter. And any time I need to sit around and wait for the product is my time wasted. "Longer than ten minutes, no more than thirty," means, "don't bother."
I must say I've changed my mind. Got great results with a white/neutral mix on stain. The product will set up on you so you have to hustle a bit solo, but the finished product looks fantastic.
So this stuff is $155 for a gallon or a liter? I looked it up and can't even tell.
I can get a gallon of oil sealer for what, $45? Sure it's less durable, but finish is only as durable as the wood itself. What good is an overpriced finish that gives the exact same color as natural oil? And it requires yearly buffing correct? Starting to sound like a bad joke.
To say this stuff is overpriced is an understatement. Bona traffic is somehow even cheaper. And I have to trowel this stuff on? On my hands and knees? I feel sorry for homeowners who shell out that kind of money, and the contractor for that matter.
And any time I need to sit around and wait for the product is my time wasted. "Longer than ten minutes, no more than thirty," means, "don't bother."