LED Hard Wax Oil cures instantly under LED light, unlike traditional finishes that need time to air dry or use UV curing.

Traditional hard wax oils air-cure and take hours to days to dry. LED versions cure instantly with specialized LED lamps, allowing faster processing and better control.

Yes, you'll need an LED curing lamp designed for hard wax oil. Application is similar to traditional hard wax oils—buffing on and then buffing off—but curing must be done with the lamp.

Yes, it offers high wear resistance, water repellence, and easy maintenance—suitable for high-traffic or commercial use.

No, LED hard wax oil can only go over water based stains or non binding products. The LED finish needs to penetrate the wood.

Chimiver's LED hard wax oils are more environmentally friendly than solvent-based finishes.

LED Hard Wax Oil is ideal for wooden flooring, furniture, countertops, and cabinetry—especially in commercial or high-traffic areas due to its durability and fast curing.

Some LED hard wax oil appears white, which may cause the grains to fill and cure white. If you are using a darker wood, it is recommended to use a darker color for the first coat.

Yes, one of its advantages is spot repairability—unlike polyurethane, worn areas can be recoated without stripping the whole surface.

In order to cure the finish, a 395nm 450 mJ/cm² LED curing light needs to be used. Please look at the technical date sheet to find more details.

Apply a maintenance oil or recommended product to restore the protective layer, especially in high-traffic areas. Clean with a nourishing cleaner. If you choose to use an intensive cleaner, be sure to nourish the floor afterwards to avoid stripping.

No, the Oil Bee is an oxidative oil that dries in 24-48 hours

We recommend applying two coats of LED Hard Wax Oil. The first coat can be either a colored finish or Pure, followed by a second coat of pure for added protection and depth.