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Same here - I can’t imagine using it on top of wax. Indeed, I can’t think of anything that would work on top of wax other than more wax.
I’ve used Osmo Polyx on internal and external oak doors. I wanted to leave the external one bare so it would gradually go silver/grey but was advised it would likely move too much. So I used the ‘internal’ Osmo on the external face and am allowing it to gradually wear off in the hope that any movement will be more gradual. Six years on it seems to be working, though it looks a little ‘shabby’ at present and has moved a little in the frame and could do with a bit of fettling, but not much.
I’ve used Osmo Polyx on internal and external oak doors. I wanted to leave the external one bare so it would gradually go silver/grey but was advised it would likely move too much. So I used the ‘internal’ Osmo on the external face and am allowing it to gradually wear off in the hope that any movement will be more gradual. Six years on it seems to be working, though it looks a little ‘shabby’ at present and has moved a little in the frame and could do with a bit of fettling, but not much.