Uula Bio Linseed Oil Paint

Uula linen oil paint - Bio -based easy -to -use oil paint for outdoor wood surfaces

Uula Linen Oil is a durable and reliable linseed oil paint for environmental conscious outdoor painting. The bio -based paint made of linseed oil and vegetable -based conifer wood does not contain any petrochemical derivatives of petroleum oil. The highly covered paint is ideal and easy to use, as one painting on the primer gives a beautiful and even surface. The surface painted with linen oil paints beautifully. The paint is breathable and plastic. Thanks to the oxidized binder, the paint film breathes as required by the tree. The moisture can evaporate through the paint, the paint does not peel off and the wood does not rot. Uula Pellavainen oil paint is suitable for untreated and previously painted exterior wood surfaces with various oil, alkyd or plastic binders. The paint is also suitable for industrially primed wooden surfaces and for painting previously painted plaster and screed surfaces

Survivability: Coarse sawboard about 5m2/ l. Fine -haired or old paint finish about 7m2/ l.
Gloss: semi -matt.
Drying time: Touch dry after 1-3 days depending on the conditions. Counted at the earliest after 3 days.
Thinnen: Uula Havu wooden lever and/or Uula cooked linseed oil (in Verni). The best result in the mixing ratio 1: 1.
Colors: tintable for multiple shades of the Uula Heritage Color Map and other common color charts. Please note, however, that there may be differences in shades due to the gloss degree, paint type and tinting methods.

Plastic: Uula linen oil paint does not contain plastic binders. Natural oils are renewed as binder, with a solvent of a plant -based conifer.
VOC emissions: less than 150 g/l. EU VOC Limit: (Cat A/D) 300 G/L (2010).
Painting Rye 2012 Painting Needs: 473
Storage: Storage in a dry and cool place. Not freezing.
Prevention of environmental damage: Empty, dry packaging can be delivered for recycling. Liquid waste must be delivered to the hazardous waste collection point. Recycling info.
Identifying the previously used paint: It is a good idea to read the exterior and surface treaters in advance. When designing maintenance painting or other surface treatment, it is a good idea to find out the previous processing agent or paint to ensure the adhesion and stability of the paint. The old paint painted with oil paint is chalked. It may leave color in the fingers when hanging. The oil paint surface cracks screen and, when bent, clicks across. The paint that has been removed from the old paint painted with water -borne acrylate paint is flexible and unbroken. The cracks in the paint surface are formed parallel to the causes of the wood. Cooking paint (traditional red paint) can be identified from a floury surface. In addition, the paint surface is porous and dim. When touching it, the color is left in the fabric dipped in fingers or water.