Get Rich, Deep Color With Pallmann Magic Oil 2K Hardwood Floor Finish

Get the details about how to apply Pallmann Magic Oil 2K.
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00:49 What is Pallmann Magic Oil 2K?
01:39 What are the advantages of using a hard wax oil?
04:00 Step 1: How to prep the wood floor for Magic Oil - sanding, water popping, and vacuuming
06:21 Best way to sand to apply Pallmann Magic Oil
07:42 Step 2: Mix up Magic Oil - but not all at once!
10:09 Why pot life is important to remember with Magic Oil
11:29 Step 2: Troweling out Magic Oil
12:23 How to trowel Magic Oil on a floor
14:57 Step 4: Let Magic Oil sit for at least 10 minutes
16:19 Step 5: Buff off with a red pad
19:29 Step 6: Applying the second coat of oil
21:09 Will the second buffing application be the same as the first?
23:38 How do you know when to change the pad?
25:06 How to clean buffer marks on the floor
27:00 How long should the homeowner wait before moving in again?
27:27 What are the Magic Oil colors?
31:37 Pallmann Magic Oil Wood Care
33:31 Durability of Magic Oil vs. Pallmann Gold or Pallmann Power?
34:40 What the best way to fix scratches on the wood floor?
36:18 Can you apply Magic Oil Neutral over other stains?
39:00 What are ways that someone could mess up this product when applying?
40:17 What should you do if you realize that you left something in the room, after the oil has started to dry
Pallmann Magic Oil 2K gives you a rich, deep color with the benefits of wax and oil. For use over wood floors, including solid and engineered, and cork flooring, this 2-component hardened oil penetrating finish dries fast.
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[@maryabe1847]

This was an incredibly informative video. Great questions. Still listening and haven’t heard about same day two coat application vs waiting. Also is there a line if stop and pick up after application dries?

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Jump to a topic!
00:49 What is Pallmann Magic Oil 2K?
01:39 What are the advantages of using a hard wax oil?
04:00 Step 1: How to prep the wood floor for Magic Oil - sanding, water popping, and vacuuming
06:21 Best way to sand to apply Pallmann Magic Oil
07:42 Step 2: Mix up Magic Oil - but not all at once!
10:09 Why pot life is important to remember with Magic Oil
11:29 Step 2: Troweling out Magic Oil
12:23 How to trowel Magic Oil on a floor
14:57 Step 4: Let Magic Oil sit for at least 10 minutes
16:19 Step 5: Buff off with a red pad
19:29 Step 6: Applying the second coat of oil
21:09 Will the second buffing application be the same as the first?
23:38 How do you know when to change the pad?
25:06 How to clean buffer marks on the floor
27:00 How long should the homeowner wait before moving in again?
27:27 What are the Magic Oil colors?
31:37 Pallmann Magic Oil Wood Care
33:31 Durability of Magic Oil vs. Pallmann Gold or Pallmann Power?
34:40 What the best way to fix scratches on the wood floor?
36:18 Can you apply Magic Oil Neutral over other stains?
39:00 What are ways that someone could mess up this product when applying?
40:17 What should you do if you realize that you left something in the room, after the oil has started to dry

[@JamesBrown-mz4lj]

Like most things Pallmann, it's way too expensive for what it is. It's also very difficult to get the best possible result if you apply two coats in one day. That means spending more money and coming back again.

[@squirrelpropertyservices1259]

I've applied primer and 2 coats of 98 GOLD in a single day with no issues. Price point, not the cheapest but the products are pretty easy to work with