Purified linseed oil with low acid content, free from suspended matter and mucilage, without siccative. For initial priming of untreated wood. Pure linseed oil has a very high penetration depth of up to 10 mm due to the very slow drying process. Drying time up to 2 weeks. Linseed oil fires the wood, the grain becomes more prominent. Linseed oil is preferable to any...

Linseed oil varnish with siccatives. For interior use as a quick-drying finish with a drying time of up to 24 hours.

Balsamic turpentine oil is a natural solvent that is obtained by repeated distillation (recification) of coniferous wood resins. Linseed oil varnish can be diluted with balsamic turpentine oil in a ratio of 1:1 to half oil. This allows the quick-drying varnish to penetrate deeper into the wood. Balsamic turpentine oil is used to dilute linseed oil paints.

Like balsamic turpentine oil, citrus terpenes can be used to dilute colours and dissolve resins. Citrus terpene has a pleasant orange odour as it is obtained from the distillation of orange peel. It is also particularly suitable for ecological wood coatings. It is absolutely CO2 neutral, as it only releases as much CO2 as it has absorbed during growth.

Tung oil boiled with linseed oil, linseed oil stand oil and siccatives. For interior and exterior use. <p...

Natural Tung Oil contains no siccatives. It polymerises in a similar way to linseed oil, but dries faster and forms a hard, matt surface. If wood is treated exclusively with Tung Oil Natural, the natural wood colour is essentially retained. It is very suitable for impregnating hardwood and as a surface coating on linseed oil paints. It can be used indoors and outdoors. Tung oil...