How to apply Pallmann Magic Oil 2K (Sponsored)
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2016
- Hardened-oil finishes are an ever-growing market segment in the finish industry. Magic Oil 2K is the perfect hybrid of natural oils and waxes. This unique two-component hardened-oil finish produces a uniform matte, velvety surface that repels dirt and water. In this video, our Pallmann Product/Technical Manager Kelsey Quigg and Territory Manager Tommy Nicholson demonstrate the application process of the Pallmann Magic Oil 2K product and discuss the unique two-tone color combinations that can be achieved with Magic Oil.
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i cant wait too crawl around more. the highlight of my day if trowel filling.
1. At the start of the video you said you were gonna talk about getting a higher sheen. You must have run out of time.
How do you increase the sheen?
2. The mix ratio 4:1, is that by volume or by weight?
Just used for the first time. The product looks great, the biggest downside is the pot life. It takes some time to work off the excess, red pads load almost instantly. I would never mix a full liter, you'll end up throwing half away.
Have plenty of rags ready, that is the only way to remove the excess product. Red pads just load and sling droplets. It does look good if you get it right.
Curious what grit you sanded to?
@@philhale1360 I was dealing with stained hickory. I sand with 100 grit on the drum and 80 grit on a sheet sander for the final cut. Because it was hickory, and because it was also stained, it didn't accept as much Pallmann.
@@homerco213 did you water pop?
@@borgymon Yes
During the video the guys says he will go over a tip on how to get some extra sheen out of the product later, but he never does. Anyone know the tip he was referring to?
where can u buy in massachusetts.? thanks
I'd like to use this on a coffee table. What would I buff with instead of those big ass red and white pads? Do the red and white pads have a "grit" number??
Tommy makes it look easy but there are no baseboards up to show how it really works next to walls
I use this product weekly. Dead easy to apply with baseboards. If they are unsealed etc then just tape up around.
What does "water pop it" mean? Obviously I'm not a prof. but interested. Thnx.
Water popping refers to applying/wiping water on to the wood prior to staining to open the pores of the wood. This has an affect of making the grain of the wood pop out/stand out because it will take more stain than usual.
Why can't you buff on with carpet pads and buff off with newer carpet pads as we do with stain? Seems kinda cost bloated with red/white pads...
Trevor White
Trevor White 4 bucks per 500 sqft seems cheaper than 58 bucks per gallon of stain plus still having to coat 2-3 more times and still having to worry about hairs in your finish... I've never tried this but I'm eager to try it out...
maybe we can edge on stain. playing with the buffer all day isnt fun. i have clean coats. its called a vacuum and tac. not a dirty buffer on a clean floor. product does look cool if you have 20 min to buff 15sq.ft.