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Natural linseed oil paint for mineral surfaces

Introduction Linseed oil paint is primarily used for painting wood surfaces, but it can also be used on mineral surfaces such as lime or cement plaster, stone, brick, or concrete...

Types of Linseed Oil and Their Uses

Introduction In this article, we will look at the different types of linseed oil and their uses. The most commonly used types of linseed oil are cold-pressed linseed oil, boiled...

Natural Wood Paints – How to Choose the Right E...

Natural wood paints are becoming increasingly popular as they offer eco-friendly and health-conscious alternatives with unique advantages over synthetic paints. This article explores various types of natural paints, with a...

Wood Facade Paints – How to Choose the Best Pai...

The wood facade is the calling card of any home, constantly exposed to various external factors—rain, snow, UV radiation, rapid temperature changes, and frost. Therefore, it is essential to choose...

How to Maintain Surfaces Painted with Linseed O...

Wood surfaces painted with Allbäck linseed oil paints require minimal maintenance—they provide sustainable protection against moisture and mold. Over time, after many years, linseed oil-painted surfaces may develop a slightly...

How to paint with linseed oil paint?

Weather Conditions and Environment Painting should be done when the air temperature is at least +12°C, and the relative humidity is below 80%. Do not paint on wet surfaces, freshly...