Osmo Wood Reviver Power Gel 500ml

An efficient cleaning and restorer for external wood
ideal for wood and metal outdoor furniture
treats and repairs weather- and sun-damaged timber that has gone grey or silver.
penetrates wood to get rid of the grey patina
restores the wood's natural colour tone.
Simple to use, particularly on vertical surfaces
non-drip, ready-to-use gel formulation
Biodegradable and odourless

Please take note that this product is only appropriate for raw wood or wood that hasn't received oil treatment in a while.
The Osmo Garden Furniture Maintenance Kit also includes Osmo Wood Reviver Gel for customers to choose from.
The Osmo Deck Cleaning Brush is only included with the 2.5L container.

Preparation
Before treatment, make sure the surfaces are clean and free of any surface contaminants and coatings.

Utilizing an Osmo Gard Clean with a scraper, stiff broom, or brush, remove coarse dirt, mould, algae, or moss from greyed wood (6606)
Clean water should be used to dampen the wood before applying Wood Reviver Gel.

Application
Before beginning any project, conduct a test area, and at all times follow the manufacturer's recommendations on the container.

Using a stiff brush, such as the Osmo Deck Cleaning Brush, liberally spread the gel along the wood grain.
Scrub the wood with a strong brush or abrasive pad after about 20 minutes.
Rinse the gel off with a lot of fresh water.
Give the wood 24 to 48 hours to restore to its original colour.
A second application may be necessary for wood that has been grey or silver for a prolonged period of time.
Always use this product while wearing gloves and safety glasses.

Finishing
To provide the finest all-around protection, garden furniture and other wood products should be treated once more.

Use one of the Osmo external wood preservative products or an other wood preserver to prevent future infestations of mould, algae, and insect assault.
Osmo external wood oil or any suitable outside wood oil should be used to finish the recovered wood and prevent it from weathering, cracking, splitting, and warping.