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i have made a solid white using oil pain pigment. That took a big amount in the mix and also a few coats to hide grain.
the white Osmon would work well for a junior style wash coat with a tinted grain fill and perhaps an aged osmo top coat colour
I’ve got a tin of it here, awaiting a suitable project.
What I have found is that its good on white woods... On dark woods it mostly dries clear but it can get in to the grain and any knots or stuff like that and it dries white which is really annoying.. So these days generally that's what we do, use the white stuff on light woods and the regular oil amber coloured stuff on dark woods or woods with lots of knots or pipping etc...
In general Osmo oil is pretty good though and works well on most projects... We use a lot of Osmo Raw Top Oil I think its called.
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I prefer their furniture oil over Osmo too, it’s harder wearing in my opinion.