$34.00 – $159.00Price range: $34.00 through $159.00
Boiled Linseed Oil for diluting paint, and for maintaining painted surfaces.
Warning: Thoroughly wash all rags you use to apply the oils, putty or wax to ensure they don’t self-ignite as they dry.
Purified Boiled Linseed Oil is a refined, cold pressed linseed oil, used as a surface finish on unpainted, varnished, or painted wooden surfaces. The oil is easy to apply with a sponge or with a rag. Raw linseed oil will not dry, but when boiled, it will dry and form a surface finish.
USES:
– Thinning linseed oil paint.
– Maintenance of old linseed painted surfaces.
– First coat on extremely dried out wood.
– Combine with linseed oil paint to create a stain.
Drying time: Aprox. 24 hours.
Clean-up with water and linseed soap.
NOTE: Rags soaked in linseed oil may self-ignite. Soak them in water and dispose of them.
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| Size | 1 Litre, 5 Litres |
Dispatched within 1–2 business days from Artarmon
Orders placed before 1:00pm on a business day are usually dispatched the same or next business day from our Artarmon warehouse. Delivery times across Australia vary by destination and parcel weight; heavier items such as 15 and 20 litre drums are sent by courier.
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