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14 Nov

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What surfaces can I paint with linseed oil paint?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

Linseed oil paint can be used on almost any surface. This includes untreated as well as treated wood, MDF, and other board. Pressure-im...

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What is the difference between cold-pressed crude and cold-pressed boiled linseed oil?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

Raw linseed oil is extremely penetrative and impregnating. It also takes longer to dry. Boiled linseed oil dries faster and penetrates ...

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What oil should I use for maintenance?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

Here are some different options that we recommend. The fast-drying and film-forming properties of boiled linseed oil make it suitable f...

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Is it true that linseed oil paint dries slowly?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

In comparison with plastic paints, linseed oil paint dries more slowly. However, the drying time of a surface painted with linseed oil ...

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Why has the painted surface become mottled?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

The mottled appearance does not indicate a problem. It can usually be seen after the second coat on a new wooden surface and is due to ...

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Why has the painted surface become “wrinkled”?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

This is because the paint coats are too thick. Remember that linseed oil paint should always be painted in thin layers. The solution to...

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Must linseed oil paint contain solvents?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

No. Usually, linseed oil paint does not contain solvents.

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Can I paint when I am pregnant?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

Yes, it's fine. However, avoid adding solvents to dilute the paint. Also avoid using desiccants.

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How do I clean my brushes/tools?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

During the work, you can leave brushes with the bristles in raw linseed oil, so they do not solidify and harden. It is then sufficient ...

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Can the paint start to burn?

• 14 November, 2020
• By Henrik Malmqvist

No. However, flammable materials that contain linseed oil or linseed oil paint can do so. Therefore, any rags, paper and the like must ...

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