6ft Blue
You will need a 395nm LED lamp
This oil does not dry in air. It hardens the moment a 395nm LED lamp passes over it, so without one the coating stays wet. That applies to the 3ml sachets as well as the tins.
New to Oslek? The Sample Pouch includes a mini LED torch, oil sachets and instructions, so you can test the whole system on your own timber. For site work, see the 50W Handheld LED Torch.
Our LED Hardwax Oil in a deep cobalt blue. Quietly confident but just bright enough to be striking. He’s annoyingly attractive. Oslek’s revolutionary LED Hardwax Oil is 99.4% VOC free, a penetrative coating used for unfinished timber, concrete, cork, and other porous materials. Our curing technology means that the coating cures and hardens instantaneously under LED light. When finished, surfaces are immediately resilient and protected against dirt and moisture. This product is made to order, please allow two weeks for production and shipping.
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The surface coating that dries instantly
Oslek’s LED Hardwax Oil redefines what’s possible in timber coatings, with natural feel, beauty and durability, now with zero dry time. Our cutting-edge LED technology means that our Hardwax Oil dries and cures instantly - at the speed of light, literally.
99.4% VOC Free
Unlike traditional coatings that rely on the evaporation of solvents to dry, our LED Hardwax Oil cures through LED light activation. With almost no solvent to evaporate, there is next to nothing released during curing. The oil is 99.4% VOC free, so there is no lingering solvent smell and no need to keep the room ventilated for days afterwards.
Ideal for indoor environments, sustainable building standards, and applications where air quality is critical, such as Passive Houses, allergy-sensitive homes, and healthcare settings.
Manufactured in Australia
With over 15 years in the timber industry, we understand the importance of a quality, high-performing coating. That's why we manufacture our own coatings in Melbourne, Australia. Everything from R&D and pigment mixing to full scale production happens in house.
Vertical integration isn’t easy, but for us, it’s worth it. It means tighter quality control, reliable performance, and a product we stand behind from start to finish.