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Lauren Groom

8 years ago

Where can I get the right product to lime my planned kitchen floor - we are using new timber?

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Nathan Kingsbury Limited
8 years ago
Hi Lauren. We use various lacquer products from a company called Osmo UK. They specialise in floor lacquers but we have found that they are so hardwearing and provide such a great natural finish that we use them for finishing our Oak cabinets and surfaces in both our kitchens and interior furniture. If you need a limed finish this product should be a good option, https://osmouk.com/sitechapter.cfm?chapter=82&page=250. I hope this is useful.
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