Linseed oil

Linseed oil is a pure natural wood preservative obtained by cold pressing (temperature not exceeding 60C). The oil has a pleasant natural scent and does not contain solvents or other chemical components.

The oil is absorbed into the wood and protects the finished item from dirt, moisture and cracking. Linseed oil brings out the beautiful wood grain and knots.

Cost per planed surface: 7-10m2/liter.

Pre-treatment: The wood material to be finished must be clean and dry, with a maximum wood moisture content of less than 21% and a relative humidity of less than 80%.

User manual

Pine turpentine can be used as a solvent.

Brush a thin layer in the same direction as the wood grain and allow the oil to absorb. Wipe off any excess oil that is no longer absorbed. Sand the wooden surfaces in between and refinish. Number of finishing coats 1-4, depending on the quality of the surface and the intended use.

The dried surface can be finished by gently sanding or scraping.

A new finish will be done after a year, if necessary.

Linseed oil is not suitable for varnished or painted surfaces.

Use for other purposes and contrary to the advice given is not recommended.

Drying time: thinly brushed 24h (20°C)

Washing of work tools: wash thoroughly with soap and water.