No, you cannot mix WOCA Master Color Oil with WOCA Diamond Oil Active, they are different formulations. However, you can mix colors within the same product to achieve subtle variations.

Extra White, Natural and White look the same for both oil product lines. Master Color Oil Black and Diamond Oil Active Carbon Black are different pigments and do not look the same.

No. For best results, remove the original finish completely. Sand the wood to a final grit of 120-150 before applying Diamond Oil Active.

When re-oiling a floor, you do not need to sand the surface prior to applying a maintenance coat of oil. When a floor receives a machine-applied maintenance coat of WOCA oil, most scratches, stains and discoloration will be repaired by the strength of the Intensive Wood Cleaner, the application of oil, the polishing pad, and the weight, heat, and motion of the machine.

No. A WOCA Oiled floor doesn’t have to go through a whole home. Sand and refinish, you can re-oil only the parts of the floor that need it and it should blend nicely.

We highly recommend using a floor machine when applying oil, but if you have an area of less than 400 square feet, you can polish the oil in by hand with a white 3M pad.

Step 1 - Clean the area to be re-oiled with WOCA Intensive Wood Cleaner and let dry completely.

Step 2 - Polish in a single coat of the WOCA Oil of your choice with a floor machine and a white pad and then towel buff off the excess. Depending on which WOCA Oil you use, please note the product cure time.

Step 3 - After the treated area is fully cured, damp mop with WOCA Natural Soap.

Yes. Both WOCA Master Color Oil and Diamond Oil Active can be applied to cabinets, trim, doors, decorative beams, or any unfinished interior wood surface. Maintenance is similar but less frequent than flooring, since these surfaces are not exposed to foot traffic or heavy wear.