Varnishes

Borma Wachs Hard Top Oil Maintenance Oil Colorless Matte 750ml Code: 4916

Borma Wachs Hard Top Oil maintenance oil protects wooden surfaces and leaves a matte, colorless finish. Its formula is based on natural oils and contains resins and waxes. It is suitable for tables...

Borma Wachs Hard Top Oil maintenance oil protects wooden surfaces and leaves a matte, colorless finish. Its formula is based on natural oils and contains resins and waxes. It is suitable for tables and kitchen countertops, cutting boards, and wooden kitchen utensils, and is certified for food contact.

Stir well before applying to a clean surface free of dust...

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What do users say? AI-generated summary

Users are generally very satisfied, praising how easy it is to apply and the smooth, beautiful finish. The oil leaves a matte look while keeping the wood’s grain visible.

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  • GALAXY_A5

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    I used it on an oak-veneered table, which I stained with Kassia. After staining, I left it to dry thoroughly and sanded it up to 280 grit (I also used a little 320 grit at the end because I ran out of 280), then I vacuumed up the dust.
    I followed the instructions: apply a coat everywhere and, after 10 minutes (if I remember correctly, I did this 2 months ago), wipe it off.
    I used microfiber cloths and always used a new one before applying or wiping.
    I think 2 coats, as recommended, is the maximum, because wiping becomes quite difficult with the second coat.
    It feels quite smooth, and your hand doesn’t stick at all (when using a mouse).
    I’ve had some scratches and damage over the past 2 months, but they aren’t visible; you have to look at them with the light shining across the surface. I think they’re more damage to the wood itself than to the finish.
    The photos show it looking new and an area after 2 months of use that has a few marks.
    I recommend it

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  • Wonderful satin smooth finish if you sand carefully between layers. I had hoped for a harder finish on my pine butcher block. Easy to apply, but make sure you have good ventilation for at least a few hours .

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  • Petro_Kara

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    best quality product, I really like the result

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  • Andreas_Ap
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

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    The same oil comes in two codes, 4916 matte and 6020 "natural matte" as the company calls it. The seller sent me the 6020, while the order page on Skroutz refers to the 4916, but at the time I didn't know the difference and didn't bother. So, the "natural matte" 6020, I applied it with a brush two months ago on solid oak in two coats, but I wasn't satisfied because I wanted it to be more matte, an issue that didn't show up with one coat during testing. On the second coat, it comes out somewhat satin or let's say matte that shines if you look at it at a reflective angle. However, I give it 5 stars because the material is good, it is easy to work with, and by following the recommended wiping, it gives a smooth surface like from a spray gun, it provides a fairly durable surface (more durable than simple linseed oil and shellac), and as for planed hard wood, the coverage matches what is stated on the box. The color on oak comes out the same or about the same, depending on the oak, as the material that IKEA factory-applies to Karlby countertops made from "oak" veneer, i.e., from oak, with the difference that theirs is truly matte (the oil IKEA recommends for maintaining those countertops later is a different material from the factory one).

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  • Dawnbringer

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    Very good, very easy to apply, excellent result. The surface becomes matte, retains the texture of the wood, does not stain, but is also impermeable to liquids.

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    Very good product

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  • I used it on an oak-veneered table, which I stained with Kassia. After staining, I left it to dry thoroughly and sanded it up to 280 grit (I also used a little 320 grit at the end because I ran out of 280), then I vacuumed up the dust.
    I followed the instructions: apply a coat everywhere and, after 10 minutes (if I remember correctly, I did this 2 months ago), wipe it off.
    I used microfiber cloths and always used a new one before applying or wiping.
    I think 2 coats, as recommended, is the maximum, because wiping becomes quite difficult with the second coat.
    It feels quite smooth, and your hand doesn’t stick at all (when using a mouse).
    I’ve had some scratches and damage over the past 2 months, but they aren’t visible; you have to look at them with the light shining across the surface. I think they’re more damage to the wood itself than to the finish.
    The photos show it looking new and an area after 2 months of use that has a few marks.
    I recommend it

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  • Wonderful satin smooth finish if you sand carefully between layers. I had hoped for a harder finish on my pine butcher block. Easy to apply, but make sure you have good ventilation for at least a few hours .

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • best quality product, I really like the result

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  • The same oil comes in two codes, 4916 matte and 6020 "natural matte" as the company calls it. The seller sent me the 6020, while the order page on Skroutz refers to the 4916, but at the time I didn't know the difference and didn't bother. So, the "natural matte" 6020, I applied it with a brush two months ago on solid oak in two coats, but I wasn't satisfied because I wanted it to be more matte, an issue that didn't show up with one coat during testing. On the second coat, it comes out somewhat satin or let's say matte that shines if you look at it at a reflective angle. However, I give it 5 stars because the material is good, it is easy to work with, and by following the recommended wiping, it gives a smooth surface like from a spray gun, it provides a fairly durable surface (more durable than simple linseed oil and shellac), and as for planed hard wood, the coverage matches what is stated on the box. The color on oak comes out the same or about the same, depending on the oak, as the material that IKEA factory-applies to Karlby countertops made from "oak" veneer, i.e., from oak, with the difference that theirs is truly matte (the oil IKEA recommends for maintaining those countertops later is a different material from the factory one).

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  • Very good, very easy to apply, excellent result. The surface becomes matte, retains the texture of the wood, does not stain, but is also impermeable to liquids.

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Description & Specifications

Borma Wachs Hard Top Oil maintenance oil protects wooden surfaces and leaves a matte, colorless finish. Its formula is based on natural oils and contains resins and waxes. It is suitable for tables and kitchen countertops, cutting boards, and wooden kitchen utensils, and is certified for food contact.

Stir well before applying to a clean surface free of dust and grease. Apply with a brush or cloth and, after 5–10 minutes, remove the excess with a lint-free cloth. After drying for 6–8 hours, sand the surface with 180–220 grit sandpaper and apply a second coat. The surface can be used after at least 24 hours.

  • Type: Maintenance oil
  • Application surface: Wood
  • Color: Colorless
  • Finish: Matte
  • Quantity: 750 ml
  • Composition: Natural oils, resins, and waxes
  • Suitable for: Tables and kitchen countertops, cutting boards, and wooden kitchen utensils
  • Certification: For food contact
  • Application tools: Brush or cloth
  • Wait time before removing excess: 5–10 minutes
  • Drying time: 6–8 hours
  • Wait time before use: At least 24 hours
  • Sanding between coats: 180–220 grit sandpaper

Manufacturer

Product Number
4916
Type
Maintenance Oil
Surface Material
of Wood
Glossiness
Matte
Insecticide / Antifungal
No
Polyurethane
No
2-Component
No
Quantity
0.75 lt
Colour
Colorless

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Reviews (10)

  1. 8
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  3. 3 stars
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  5. 1 star
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What do users say? AI-generated summary

Users are generally very satisfied, praising how easy it is to apply and the smooth, beautiful finish. The oil leaves a matte look while keeping the wood’s grain visible.

Reviews by our members

  • GALAXY_A5

    Verified purchase

    I used it on an oak-veneered table, which I stained with Kassia. After staining, I left it to dry thoroughly and sanded it up to 280 grit (I also used a little 320 grit at the end because I ran out of 280), then I vacuumed up the dust.
    I followed the instructions: apply a coat everywhere and, after 10 minutes (if I remember correctly, I did this 2 months ago), wipe it off.
    I used microfiber cloths and always used a new one before applying or wiping.
    I think 2 coats, as recommended, is the maximum, because wiping becomes quite difficult with the second coat.
    It feels quite smooth, and your hand doesn’t stick at all (when using a mouse).
    I’ve had some scratches and damage over the past 2 months, but they aren’t visible; you have to look at them with the light shining across the surface. I think they’re more damage to the wood itself than to the finish.
    The photos show it looking new and an area after 2 months of use that has a few marks.
    I recommend it

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  • Wonderful satin smooth finish if you sand carefully between layers. I had hoped for a harder finish on my pine butcher block. Easy to apply, but make sure you have good ventilation for at least a few hours .

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • Petro_Kara

    Verified purchase

    best quality product, I really like the result

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  • Andreas_Ap
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    The same oil comes in two codes, 4916 matte and 6020 "natural matte" as the company calls it. The seller sent me the 6020, while the order page on Skroutz refers to the 4916, but at the time I didn't know the difference and didn't bother. So, the "natural matte" 6020, I applied it with a brush two months ago on solid oak in two coats, but I wasn't satisfied because I wanted it to be more matte, an issue that didn't show up with one coat during testing. On the second coat, it comes out somewhat satin or let's say matte that shines if you look at it at a reflective angle. However, I give it 5 stars because the material is good, it is easy to work with, and by following the recommended wiping, it gives a smooth surface like from a spray gun, it provides a fairly durable surface (more durable than simple linseed oil and shellac), and as for planed hard wood, the coverage matches what is stated on the box. The color on oak comes out the same or about the same, depending on the oak, as the material that IKEA factory-applies to Karlby countertops made from "oak" veneer, i.e., from oak, with the difference that theirs is truly matte (the oil IKEA recommends for maintaining those countertops later is a different material from the factory one).

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  • Dawnbringer

    Verified purchase

    Very good, very easy to apply, excellent result. The surface becomes matte, retains the texture of the wood, does not stain, but is also impermeable to liquids.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • Verified purchase

    Very good product

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    Asdfghjklzxcvbn

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  • I used it on an oak-veneered table, which I stained with Kassia. After staining, I left it to dry thoroughly and sanded it up to 280 grit (I also used a little 320 grit at the end because I ran out of 280), then I vacuumed up the dust.
    I followed the instructions: apply a coat everywhere and, after 10 minutes (if I remember correctly, I did this 2 months ago), wipe it off.
    I used microfiber cloths and always used a new one before applying or wiping.
    I think 2 coats, as recommended, is the maximum, because wiping becomes quite difficult with the second coat.
    It feels quite smooth, and your hand doesn’t stick at all (when using a mouse).
    I’ve had some scratches and damage over the past 2 months, but they aren’t visible; you have to look at them with the light shining across the surface. I think they’re more damage to the wood itself than to the finish.
    The photos show it looking new and an area after 2 months of use that has a few marks.
    I recommend it

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Wonderful satin smooth finish if you sand carefully between layers. I had hoped for a harder finish on my pine butcher block. Easy to apply, but make sure you have good ventilation for at least a few hours .

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • best quality product, I really like the result

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • The same oil comes in two codes, 4916 matte and 6020 "natural matte" as the company calls it. The seller sent me the 6020, while the order page on Skroutz refers to the 4916, but at the time I didn't know the difference and didn't bother. So, the "natural matte" 6020, I applied it with a brush two months ago on solid oak in two coats, but I wasn't satisfied because I wanted it to be more matte, an issue that didn't show up with one coat during testing. On the second coat, it comes out somewhat satin or let's say matte that shines if you look at it at a reflective angle. However, I give it 5 stars because the material is good, it is easy to work with, and by following the recommended wiping, it gives a smooth surface like from a spray gun, it provides a fairly durable surface (more durable than simple linseed oil and shellac), and as for planed hard wood, the coverage matches what is stated on the box. The color on oak comes out the same or about the same, depending on the oak, as the material that IKEA factory-applies to Karlby countertops made from "oak" veneer, i.e., from oak, with the difference that theirs is truly matte (the oil IKEA recommends for maintaining those countertops later is a different material from the factory one).

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    1
  • Very good, very easy to apply, excellent result. The surface becomes matte, retains the texture of the wood, does not stain, but is also impermeable to liquids.

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    0
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