Linseed paint 1A-94 Golden Ochre
6,89 € – 151,09 € with VAT
Linseed paint 4A-JOLES Ochre Yellow
6,89 € – 154,66 € with VAT
Linseed paint 6A-JOLES Light Yellow
6,89 € – 154,66 € with VAT
NCS-code: 1019-Y25R
Made of Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and color pigments. Adapted for painting both indoors and outdoors.
The picture shows tree shades (Above) the standard shade, (left) a mixture of equal volumes of standard shade and White Titanium-Zinc (1+1) and (right) a mixture of one part standard shade and three parts of White Titanium-Zinc (1+3). you can mix these shades your self
when painting indoors:
Add 1% (10 ml per litre) of the drying agent cosirk.
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 paint. Surfaces subjected to heavy 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 the product Fulgentin, which can be found in our product range.
other names: Linseed oil paint 6A-JOLES Ljusgul
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