• Observe general and, if necessary, product-specific occupational health and safety regulations. Further information can be found in the GISCODE-related operating instructions which are available under www.wingis-online.de.
• Shake the contents well.

Thinner / Mixing

The product is ready for use and must not be reduced!

Application tool / application rate

LOBA Wischwiesel, spray can or cloth / 10-30 ml/m² (30-100m²/l).

Drying time

• Careful use possible after 4-6 hours.
• Full traffic capability and coverage after 12 hours.

Application:

Newly laid multi-layer elements and freshly oiled floors

must be cleaned so they are dust-free (brush, vacuum). Apply ParkettOil evenly with a lint-free cloth or LOBA Wischwiesel. Equalise any excess and avoid puddle formation.
Flooring with sticky soiling can be cleaned by applying LOBA ParkettSoap with a wet mop. After drying completely, apply ParkettOil.

Worn floors with traces of use

can be prepared with a thorough cleaning using LOBA Cleaner or LOBA ParkettSoap, and if necessary with mechanical equalisation using a slightly abrasive LOBASAND SpecialPad (beige/green). After drying completely, apply ParkettOil.

For more serious damage,

treatment with an impregnating oil may be necessary. We provide information about this in the LOBA care instructions for oiled wooden flooring.

Larger areas

can be treated using the SprayCleaner method. Apply ParkettOil by spraying it on and equalising it by machine (single-disc machine with LOBASAND SpecialPad white).

On non-absorbent substrates

e.g. newly laid or barely used parquet flooring that has been UV-oiled at the factor, the care oil cannot penetrate the wood, leading to wetting problems and/or delayed drying. To care for these types of flooring, LOBA NatureWax, for example, can be used as an alternative.

Important information

Keep soaked cloths, pads and other tools in closed containers. Moisten oil in combination with sanding dust, fabric cloths and so on with water or store in a sealable bucket and dispose of in a fire-safe manner, since otherwise there is a risk of self-ignition.