www.brewers.co.uk 0845 504 5040
off the shelf Osmo Polyx-Oil
A new 3-litre stretch pack of Osmo matt finish Polyx-Oil, perfect for protecting all wooden floors, is available in your local Brewers branch.
The matt finish diffuses light reflections for a natural flat
look whilst still maintaining the protective properties of the oil. Rejuvenating solid wood and plank wood flooring, blockstrip, OSB and cork floors, as well as giving a new lease of life to wooden furniture this product delivers a warm and rich effect to emphasise the natural grain. Based on natural plant oils and waxes which create a more evenly coloured and harmonious appearance, Osmo Polyx-Oil is resistant to dirt and water as well as a host of spillages such
as tea, coffee and wine. Polyx-Oil creates a microporous surface which allows the wood to breathe reducing the risk of
cracking, peeling or flaking, plus it is easy to apply with no need for priming. Providing excellent coverage, with a drying time of 8-10 hours, Osmo Polyx-Oil makes an ideal partner for protecting wood. The new 3-litre promotional pack of Polyx-Oil in Clear Matt is now on sale at your local Brewers
branch for just £49.99 (exc VAT) and is only available until the end of 2017 – so get it before it’s gone! For more on this and other woodcare products, visit your local Brewers.
Durable Mac-rylic
www.macphersontrade.co.uk
Macpherson Trade Paints has strengthened its offer to decorators with the launch of a new Durable Acrylic Matt - just in time for the decorating season as it moves indoors for the autumn and winter months ahead. Featuring a water-based formulation that is both stain and moisture resistant, the hardwearing, value-for-money product offers a great finish for interior walls and ceilings, with Macpherson Trade Paints’ recognised hallmarks of quality and reliability. Available in Brilliant White, Magnolia and over 7,000 tint shades, Macpherson Trade Paints’ Durable Acrylic Matt can be applied by roller, brush or spray. It is touch dry in two hours and ready for recoating after four hours.
Happy snaps
www.axusdecor.com
If you are hanging any type of wallpaper, making a good clean cut can make or break a job. Torn and ragged edges are bi-product of cutting with blunt tools. Additionally, a dull blade is an unsafe blade: significantly more force is required to make a cut with a dull or worn blade than with a sharp one. The OLFA Advanced Blade Disposal Case provides a safe and convenient way to snap and store used blades. The Blade Disposal Case is pocket sized, but also has a built-in belt clip for for easy accessibility while on the job. Blades are stored securely away from children, clients and yourself, minimizing the risk of any accidents. To use, simply pull down the safety cover, insert the blade into the slot, and pull sideways to snap. Once you are ready to empty the case just pull open the top and dispose of used blades – no tools required! The case can then be used again.
Contract expands
www.crowncontract.co.uk
Professional tradespeople wanting to leave their mark where there’s an element of painting to be completed on the job can turn to new Crown Contract Super Covertex to create the right impression. The quick drying, high opacity matt emulsion makes a clean sweep of painting works, with a water-based, easy to apply formulation developed to offer low spatter and less mess in use. Crown Contract Super Covertex also offers exceptional coverage, even over new plaster. The product – for use on walls and ceilings - is part of the new Contract range, developed for professional tradespeople looking for straight-forward and easy to use paints, that will guarantee a great finish to complement their high quality workmanship. Produced by Crown Paints the Contract range features easy to use versions of the UK paint manufacturer’s high quality Trade products. Crown Contract Covertex is available in Brilliant White and Magnolia. It is touch dry in two hours and can be recoated between two and four hours.
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