WOCA oiled finished boards and unfinished boards using WOCA Master Oils and Coloured Oil
All of our Natural Oiled Pre-finished boards have WOCA Master Oil Natural applied to them at the factory. The WOCA oxidising Master oil is a penetrating wood oil system. The Master Oil actually penetrates the surface, compared to other oils such as surface oils and lacquer type systems. The master oil actually cures within the wood, hardening and protecting the floor leaving a beautiful natural open pore surface. WOCA treatment oils were the obvious choice for the very high traffic Euro star project in St Pancras which was opened by the Queen in November 2007. WOCA Master Oils were chosen because of the worldwide reputation of successfully treated high traffic projects including Copenhagen Airport, where nearly 20,000 square meters were laid and then treated with WOCA Master Oils over 25 years ago. This has been maintained ever since with the WOCA Maintenance Products and the floor still looks magnificent. If you wish to treat our unfinished oak boards to achieve the natural look, just use the WOCA Master Oil Natural.
For a White Sanded looking board you should use the WOCA Master Oil White. If you wish to produce this finish there are two solutions. You could either use the WOCA Master Oil White, or if you think this is too light then simply mix the Master Oil White 50/50 with the Master Oil Natural.
Shake/stir the container well before and during the oiling process, then apply the oil to the floor with a short haired paint-roller in an even coat (see guidelines on the reverse of the container). Leave the oil to be absorbed for 5-10 minutes, and then polish the oiled area until the floor appears saturated. The floor should not appear wet and there should be no excess oil left on the surface after polishing. If you wish to achieve a more silk-mat surface, the finished floor can be buffed with 100ml of Master Oil to 15m2 of floor. This is done after the pre-hardening time and the oil must be polished carefully into the floor. DO NOT expose the floor to water during the hardening process. Go and see it for yourself at: St Pancras International, Pancras Road, London NW1 2QP