Linseed paint 2A-94 Golden Yellow
Price range: 6,89 € through 154,66 € with VAT
Linseed paint 1A-94 Golden Ochre
Price range: 6,89 € through 151,09 € with VAT
Linseed paint 4A-920 Manor House Yellow
Price range: 6,89 € through 154,66 € with VAT
NCS-code: 2242-Y19R
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 volumes 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 4A-920 Herrgårdsgul
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Linseed paint Hardeberga Blue
NCS-code: 5311-R78B
Made of Swedish cold-pressed boiled linseed oil and colour pigments. Adapted for painting both indoors and outdoors. suitable for painting in interior and exterior
* (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 volumes of White Titanium-Zinc (1+3). *
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 Hardeberga Blue
Linseed paint Zinc White
Note: Do not use Zinc White linseed oil paint for white linseed oil painting generally. Choose the product White Titanium-Zinc as a “white linseed oil paint” instead when painting indoors and outdoors.
Zinc White linseed oil paint has poor opacity and is primarily useful as a white colour mix within shade gradation. Zinc White linseed oil paint gives increased gloss and hardness to the painted surface. The content should not exceed 30 weight percent in a final coat outdoors as there is a risk of cracking.
Due to its transparency, Zinc White can be used as a white varnish if linseed oil/turpentine is added.
Zinc White has a well-known ability to prevent the growth of algae and mold.
other names: Linseed oil paint Zink White
Linseed color matt Maria
“At last a linseed oil paint for interior use which is not hazardous for either health or the environment”. The pictures show different environments where Ottosson’s matt linseed oil paint has been used for walls and ceilings. The standard matt colours have often been used in combination with Ottosson’s standard linseed paint, seen on doors and architraves in these reference pictures.
White linseed paint suitable for plaster – VIT Puts
Made specially for plasters, suitablle also for painted plasters or pH neutral plasters. The paint contains turpentine.
Paint in two thin layers, use a brush or a roller. The final paint has semi glossy effect
This type of paint has a long tradition and was often used for facades in urban settings. In 18th and 19th century it was always considered as valuable product.
Working process on plaster is the same as when we paint wood. The main diffeence - wood has a neutral pH 7 while plaster has alcalic high pH.
Plaster can contain cement and lime. Bigger the ammount of cement quicker the drying time. In the process of plaster drying carbonisation occures - alcaline pH lovers and approx after 3 months becomes neutral. Therefor at least 3 months are required before painting the plaster. When painting an old plaster no wait is required.