Swedish Linseed Oil Paint – Green, Grey, Brown, Black Collection

The colour squares show three different shades

• Top: the pure standard shade
• Bottom Left: A mixture of equal volumes of standard shade and White Titanium-Zinc (1+1)
• Bottom Right: A mixture of one part standard shade and three parts of White Titanium-Zinc (1+3)
• You can mix these different shades yourself and come up with a custom color mixture!

Considerations when painting indoors:

• Add 1% (10 ml per liter) of the drying agent cosirk (we are working on stocking this)
• Ensure good ventilation and follow the recommended drying times
• When painting indoors, higher demands are made on finish and surfaces
• Higher gloss and improved flow can be achieved by adding Ottossons Sun Oxidized linseed oil and/or Linseed Oil Varnish
• The added ingredients should be between 0.5-1.5 dl/litre and should only be applied in the final colour
• Surfaces subjected to increased wear can be further treated with oil varnish or oil veneer after approx. 2 weeks.
• Clean painted surfaces with water and detergent (not soap) or use Fulgentin Cleaning and Polishing Agent

Tips 

• Use white vinegar to clean and remove mold from wood before painting outdoors

Coverage: The coverage of Ottosson Linseed Oil Paint is about twice that of any acrylic paint. Apply thin coats. Linseed oil paint goes a long way. Use a short stiff natural bristle brush. Our hand made Swedish natural paint brushes work very well with Linseed oil paint.

• 1 Liter (1.05 quart)- 110 – 160 square ft
• 3 Liter (.85 gallon)- 330 – 480 square ft

Ottosson Fargmakeri Swedish Linseed Oil Paint is made using pressed flax seeds grown at one Sweden’s largest flax seed growers! These flax seeds contain a specifically high concentration of linolenic and linoleic acid in comparison to other flax seeds on the market. This helps the oil to form a strong film providing a stronger surface when painting.

Please note that Zinc White + White Primer Indoor are separate listings

Linseed Oil Paint Product Sheet
View FAQ’s about Linseed Oil Paint here!
Learn how to paint with linseed oil paint here
View videos here
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