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Proff Woodcare Oil Refresher
Question about Proff Woodcare Oil Refresher
I accidentally ordered the oil refresher, colour: "white" instead of "natural". Can I also use this refresher (white) for oak parquet? Or what does this colour difference white vs. natural mean? Thanks for your help.
Galaxus
1 year ago
Helpful answer
The difference in colour between the "Oil Refresher" in the "white" and "natural" versions from Proff Woodcare is significant, especially when it comes to application on oak parquet.
- The "natural" oil refresher is suitable for clear oiled and colourless oiled floors. It preserves and maintains the natural colour and structure of the wood.
- Oil Refresher "white", on the other hand, has been specially developed for white oiled floors. It adds white pigments and is therefore not ideal for oak parquet, which should retain its natural colour.
If you have oak parquet that should have a natural colour, you should use the "natural" oil refresher. The oil refresher "white" could change the colour of your parquet and add a white tint, which may not be the desired result.
Automatically generated from the .- The "natural" oil refresher is suitable for clear oiled and colourless oiled floors. It preserves and maintains the natural colour and structure of the wood.
- Oil Refresher "white", on the other hand, has been specially developed for white oiled floors. It adds white pigments and is therefore not ideal for oak parquet, which should retain its natural colour.
If you have oak parquet that should have a natural colour, you should use the "natural" oil refresher. The oil refresher "white" could change the colour of your parquet and add a white tint, which may not be the desired result.