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    Multi-Purpose Painting Maintenance ‘Tool’ for Pro and DIY - Easily The Most Amazing Product Ever Put In A Can! 

    The photos will give you a good idea. See text on each for detailed information.

    Download Free eBook That Magic Ingredient - Link below left... Discover Why Owatrol Oil Is Now One Of The Most Talked About And Used Home / Property Maintenance Related Products In The World. 

    Used alone... Owatrol is a powerful rust treatment, drives moisture out of wood, revives various finishes etc.  

    Used as a paint additive... makes any oil based paint or varnish stick to virtually any surface without peeling, eliminates brush and roller marks, speeds painting job, boosts paint hiding power and more.

    See customer comments below, refresh the page as too many to fit on this page. 

    Properties: 

    • Used As Rust Treatment Without Equal…  

    ◦Solves the cause of the problem. Penetrates deep into the smallest micro pores of the metal down to the ‘good steel’ behind, displaces moisture and air from those rust pores, thereby removing all ‘rust food’ and stops the rusting action.  

    ◦Minimises work and time spent on preparation of the metal. Eliminates the need for time or labour intensive total rust removal, wire brushing etc. Allows paint to be applied direct to ‘tight’ rust. 

    ◦Can be added to subsequent coats of oil based metal primer or paint finish for a peel free finish  

    ◦Used alone on rusted surface gives rustic, matt varnish like finish while protecting metal.  

    ◦Used alone, protects a host of household tools, machines, e.g. underside of power mower.  


    Used as a Paint Additive 

    ◦Makes oil based paints or varnish stick to virtually anything – no more peeling paint. 

    For example… makes all oil based paints stick tight to galvanised steel, aluminium, zinc, exterior wood, window sills, wall cappings, fascia boards and lots more. 
    ◦Improved paint flow and workability – no more brush marks or streaks, perfect finish every time. 

    ◦Improves paint viscosity and allows painting to be carried from sub-zero to arid conditions. 

    ◦Replaces paint damaging thinners; retains high gloss for years, does not dull the paint like white spirit, does not thin or weaken the paint. Does not evaporate from paint compared to white spirit.  

    ◦It increases hiding power of the paint. Less coats required, especially on wide contrast and weak colours such as reds, yellows etc. 

    ◦Used neat, maintains the natural look of wood, metal etc.  

    ◦Used in oil / alkyd paints, increases anti rust properties of the paint 

    ◦Heat resistant up to +175°C   

    Wood impregnation  

    ◦Deeply penetrates and seals wood. Great for window sashes exposed to water run-off, fascia boards, doors etc. 

    ◦Protects metal parts. Creeps in behind steel hinges, fittings etc, rust proofing from behind. 

    Where to use 

    • Ferrous and non-ferrous metals. (may also be applied on wood, plastics, glass,…) 
    • Lightly to heavily rusted surfaces. Steel roofing cut edges, sheds, machinery, plant etc. 
    • May be used with / in any oil based paints, air drying alkyds, lacquers and varnishes, one component urethanes and asphalt / petroleum based paints. May be mixed with oil based stains/paint to improve impregnation of wood and protection of metal surfaces (hinges and fittings) Do NOT mix/use with quick drying, cellulose paints (car paints), chlorinated rubber paints, with two component paints or water based paints (See CIP, EB & Floetrol for related information)  Directions for use 
    • Ensure surface is clean, dry and free from oil, grease and scale 
    • Rust…For best results saturate all areas of rusted first with neat Owatrol Oil. Allow 24 hours to dry. Wipe off ponding on horizontal areas while still wet. (prevents subsequent skinning) 
    • Other applications… Add 25% (or more for bad surfaces) Owatrol Oil to oil based metal primer, or any oil based top coat. See special ‘How To’ detailed instructions on rust treatment & peeling paint problems elsewhere on this site. 
    • To improve paint flow, and stop brush marks, achieve a better finish, mix 5-10% Owatrol Oil with any oil based paint or varnish 

    Coverage : 18m²/l  (depends on substrate, porosity etc)

    Application tools : Brush - Roller - Airless spray 

    Application temperature : 5°C to +35°C 

    Drying : 12 h. 

    Recoating time : 24 to 48 h. 

    Clean-up : White-Spirit

    Get Some Owatrol Oil Today - You Will Not Regret It... I Promise. (B C Igoe) 

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    Testimonials

    “I wouldn’t gloss doors without it, makes the paint move beautifully”. 

    By C Costigan Painter Decorator, Owatrol Oil General

    "I restore a fair few old mercs. I came across the owatrol oil in the vintage magazine. Now I use it on all rust jobs. It's seriously good stuff"

    By R Cooke Mercedes car enthusiast, Owatrol Oil Rust

    “It is very good for glossing doors and also works great as a steel primer.”

    By William Timmons Painter Decorator, Owatrol Oil General

    “I wish I knew about it twenty years ago!” 

    By G Mullins Painter Decorator, Owatrol Oil General

    "I restore old cars and I recall the first time I used the Owatrol. I had a 67 Cortina soda blasted completely. I was not in a position to do further work on the car so I sprayed it completely with a coat of Owatrol oil. After six months, there was not a speck of rust. I sprayed it with a coat of Owatro CIP as a barrier coat before the cellulose primer and top coats"

    By D Ramshaw Vintage vehicle restorer, Owatrol Oil Rust

    "Owatrol worked out terrific on my Land Rover Defender which needed some attention. A good product. "

    By Michael Walls on Land Rover Discovery, Owatrol Oil Rust

    "A horse drawn plough is not something you come across every day, but I managed to pick one up where it was being sold with other collectors things.It was very rusty from lying out in the open for years. I used the oil to restore it and it did a great job. I'd highly recommend it."

    By Jim Finnegan Collector Vintage Plough, Owatrol Oil Rust

    "Yes, Owatrol and me are great friends. My hobby is old tractors. I wouldnt be without that oil and I recommend it to all my buddies"

    By H Forde Vintage Tractors, Owatrol Oil Rust

    “We use Owatrol all the time on woodwork, great stuff.”

    By Kelly & Thompson Painter Decorator, Owatrol Oil General

    “I find it great in varnish & gloss, leaves a lovely finish”. John Kennedy.

    By John Kennedy Painter Decorator, Owatrol Oil General

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