SAME PAINT ON ALL MATERIALS

Comparing linseed paints and alkyd paints is like comparing an apple to a carrot. The linseed oil penetrates the material and bonds with it. In other words, if you choose to paint with paints, you get lighter, faster and less expensive maintenance. Water soluble paints, they form a thick and dense film in the top of the surface. What problems can this cause? Such a film traps moisture, creating the right conditions for wood rot, metal corrosion and erosion of plaster or brick.

SAME PAINT ON ALL MATERIALS

Comparing linseed paints and alkyd paints is like comparing an apple to a carrot. The linseed oil penetrates the material and bonds with it. In other words, if you choose to paint with linseed paints, you get lighter, faster and less expensive maintenance. Water soluble paints, they form a thick and dense film in the top of the surface. What problems can this cause? Such a film traps moisture, creating the right conditions for wood rot, metal corrosion and erosion of plaster or brick.

ALL OUR LINSEED PAINTS ARE UNIQUE

Have you ever bought paint in a brick-and-mortar store? Then you know that you start with a base and create the desired colour shade by adding a colour concentrate. But we don't do it that way. Why? We start with natural pigments like graphite or red minium. Each pigment has unique properties, something we can use when we make paint. This way we can match the linseed paints to the features you need.

PAINTING WITH LINSEED PAINT IS IN HARMONY WITH THE ENVIRONMENT

Modern synthetic alkyd paints are largely waste products from the petrochemical industry. Using various processes, the oil can be made water soluble. But the term water soluble does not mean environmentally friendly, most of the time it is just the opposite. To make oil paints water soluble substances are used that can cause skin allergies and eczema. Our linseed paints are a natural product. They contain no strange substances, just pigments and linseed oil. The oil used for the paints is pressed from linseed grown on the plains of Skåne. To ensure its highest quality, we produce it ourselves.

USING LINSEED PAINT WILL SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY

Is linseed oil paint more expensive than synthetic paint? On a per litre basis, you'll pay about the same for our linseed oil paints as you would for synthetic paints from leading manufacturers. On a per square metre basis, when painting with one-litre paint, linseed oil paint is always cheaper.