Door-Oil 3060 Clear Satin or 3033 Raw Matt – 1 litre

Osmo Door-Oil for wooden interior doors

Osmo Door-Oil is a clear wood finish based on natural vegetable oils and waxes. It has been specially developed to protect solid and selected veneered wooden interior doors.

The finish penetrates the wood and creates a water-repellent, dirt-resistant and hard-wearing surface. Its microporous structure allows the wood to breathe and will not crack, peel, flake or blister. The finished door retains a pleasant, natural feel and is easy to clean and maintain.

Benefits of Osmo Door-Oil

• Specially developed for wooden interior doors

• Suitable for solid and selected veneered doors

• Based on natural vegetable oils and waxes

• Resistant to dirt, water and normal wear

• Resistant to wine, coffee and water according to DIN 68861-1C

• Breathable, microporous finish

• Will not crack, peel, flake or blister

• No separate primer required

• Sanding between coats is normally unnecessary

• Covers approximately 24 m² per litre per coat

• Once dry, suitable for children’s toys according to EN 71.3

• Available in 3060 Clear Satin and 3033 Raw Matt

• Supplied in a 1 litre container

Difference between Door-Oil 3060 and 3033 Raw

3060 Clear Satin

The clear 3060 finish enhances the natural colour and grain of the wood. It gives the timber a warmer and slightly darker appearance, often described as a permanent wet-look effect.

Choose 3060 when you want the natural colour variations and grain pattern to become more pronounced.

3033 Raw Matt

The 3033 Raw finish contains a small amount of white pigment. This helps preserve the pale appearance of freshly sanded, untreated wood and significantly reduces the wet-look effect.

3033 Raw is primarily intended for light-coloured wood species. On dark or reddish timber, the white pigments may create a pale haze. Always carry out a test application and remove any visible pigment accumulation before the finish dries.

Suitable for solid and veneered doors

Osmo Door-Oil is ideal for solid wooden interior doors. It may also be suitable for certain veneered doors, but not every veneer or door construction can be treated with an oil-based finish.

Always check the care and finishing instructions supplied by the door manufacturer before application. When in doubt, test the product on an inconspicuous area first.

Although this finish is sometimes used on other wooden surfaces, it has been specifically developed for interior doors. Contact us for advice before using it on furniture or unusual wood species.

Preparing the door

The wood must be clean, dry, frost-free and completely free from dust, grease, adhesive residue and old sealed finishes. The moisture content of the wood must not exceed 18%.

Old paint, lacquer and varnish must be completely removed. Thoroughly clean existing microporous finishes. Fill small cracks, joints and holes with a suitable wood filler where required.

Sand solid wooden doors carefully. Begin with a coarser abrasive where necessary and complete the final sanding with P120–P150 grit. Remove all sanding dust with a vacuum cleaner and a clean, dry cloth.

The final appearance depends on the wood species, preparation and application method. Always carry out a test application first.

Applying Osmo Door-Oil

Osmo Door-Oil is ready to use and must not be diluted. Shake or stir the product thoroughly before and during application.

Apply the first coat very thinly and evenly in the direction of the wood grain. Spread the product carefully and do not leave wet areas or localised excess material on the surface.

Allow the first coat to dry for approximately 24 hours with good ventilation. Then apply a second coat, again very thinly and evenly.

Untreated or bare-sanded wood requires two coats. When renovating an existing, sound Door-Oil finish, one thin coat on the clean and dry surface is normally sufficient.

Important: applying too much product or providing insufficient ventilation can considerably extend the drying time and may result in a sticky surface.

Use our special brushes and paint rollers

Apply Osmo Door-Oil using our special flat brush for paint, oil and coatings or our special mini paint roller set.

Avoid using an unsuitable general-purpose roller or brush. The correct tools help apply the oil in a very thin, even layer and reduce the risk of streaks, overlaps, uneven sheen and localised excess product.

Coverage and drying time

• Coverage: approximately 24 m² per litre per coat

• Untreated or bare-sanded wood: 2 thin coats

• Renovation: normally 1 thin coat

• Drying time per coat: approximately 24 hours

• Reference climate: 20–23 °C and 50–65% relative humidity

• Maximum wood moisture content: 18%

• Final sanding for solid wood: P120–P150

• Size: 1 litre

• Variants: 3060 Clear Satin and 3033 Raw Matt

Lower temperatures, higher humidity, insufficient ventilation or applying excessive product will extend the drying time.

Cleaning tools and working safely

Clean brushes, rollers and other tools immediately after use with Osmo Brush Cleaner.

Materials soaked with liquid oil, such as cloths, may spontaneously ignite. Spread used cloths out completely to dry safely or store them in a tightly sealed metal container. Always follow the safety instructions on the product packaging.