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Home›Latest News›OSMO FILLS THE GAP IN THE MARKET

OSMO FILLS THE GAP IN THE MARKET

By Lauren Holmes
July 2, 2015
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Osmo UK, the eco-friendly wood and finishes expert has launched Gap Sealer, an extremely versatile gap filler and sealer for internal wooden floors.

Osmo Gap Sealer is the ideal product for filling, fixing and repairing all types of splits and gaps in both finished and unfinished wood, making it more adaptable and usable at all stages of the wood working process. It can also be used to seal and fill joints in skirting, wood flooring and door thresholds.

Gap Sealer is an extremely easy to apply product, and Osmo have made it even easier by the use of the Gap Sealer applicator gun (sold separately) it simply requires you to point at the gap and push the lever. Wipe away an excess sealant a wet cloth and leave it to dry for an hour. At this point, an Osmo finish can be applied.  Osmo Gap Sealer is available in a range of nine different colours, including light oak and walnut.

“Wood is a popular choice in both residential and commercial properties” explains Steve Grimwood, Managing Director of Osmo UK. “However, due to the environment it is often installed in, gaps may appear from time to time. We have introduced Gap Sealer to solve this problem. Once applied, the wooden floor will be back to looking at its best.”

Manufactured with eco-friendly plasto-elastic qualities, its acrylic base forms a permanent water repellent layer after curing. Resistant to air conditions, the sealant is suitable for internal projects only.

Osmo Gap Sealer is available from Osmo UK direct or from its nationwide network of stockists. More information, safety data sheets and all colours available can be found on www.osmouk.com.  Alternatively, contact Osmo UK on 01296 481220 or email info@osmouk.com.

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