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Barrettine Raw Linseed Oil
£4.75 - £35.16
£4.75 - £35.16
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The purest linseed oil and nothing else. Produces a warm natural lustre.
Features
- A traditional linseed oil that is perfect for all wood types
- Ideal for oak beams, cricket bats, garden canes and instruments
- Suitable for interior and exterior use
- Highly water resistant
- Offers a matt finish
| Brand | Barrettine |
|---|---|
| No. of coats | 3-5 |
| Coverage | Up to 18m² per litre |
| Drying time | 72 hrs |
| Size | 250ml, 500ml, 2L, 5L |
| MPN | Please Select Size/Option |
| GTIN | Please Select Size/Option |
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Overview
Barrettine Raw Linseed Oil is a traditional oil suitable for all wood types. It helps the wood retain its natural moisture content which prevents cracking, shrinking and improves water repellency.
Ideal for front doors, oak beams, concrete and stone floors (including terracotta tiling). It is a popular product with wood-working enthusiasts, often being used as a lubricant for French polishing and perfectly suited to sports equipment and wooden musical instruments.
Please note: this product is not recommended for furniture or flooring
- Looking for an alternative linseed oil that dries within 1 day? Try Boiled Linseed Oil
- Looking for other traditional wood oils? See Barrettine Danish Oil and Barrettine Teak Oil
Preparation
Areas to be treated should be clean, dry and free from traces of dust, dirt, oil, grease, wax and silicone.
Exterior Wood
Bare or Untreated Wood
- For areas affected by mould, algae or moss, use Barrettine Mould and Mildew Cleaner
- Remove all traces of surface dirt and debris
- Use a suitable cleaner to if required before oiling
- Treat with a suitable exterior wood preservative for the best protection
- If possible, preserve all sides including end grain prior to installation
Previously Finished Wood
Old coating type finishes such as paints, varnishes and varnish type stains must be fully removed back to bare wood before oiling. Depending on the condition and type of finish, it may require more than one attempt to fully remove the old coating.
- Ensure that all 'coating' type finishes have been fully removed to expose bare wood by either jet washing or using a dedicated paint stripper / remover
- Old oiled finishes should be lightly sanded or cleaned thoroughly with white spirit
Once the old finish has been completely removed / cleaned, refer to the preparation instructions for bare or untreated wood above.
New Wood
- Wipe down with Meths such as Barrettine Methylated Spirits and allow it to dry
Interior Wood
- Existing oiled surfaces can be lightly rubbed back with meths then fully cleaned
- Pre-existing varnishes and sealers must be completely removed via sanding or using a suitable product stripper / remover
- Use an appropriate wood filler if repairing small dents and holes
Application
Always do a small test area before starting any project to check suitability and compatibility. Follow the manufacturer's instructions on the tin at all times.
- Apply to the wood with a soft lint-free cloth, thinly and evenly
- Work the oil into the wood in a circular motion
- Remove any excess linseed oil from the surface of the wood
- Allow 3 days (72 hours) to fully dry
- Apply additional coats as required in the manner described as above
- Allow 7 days to dry thoroughly before using the treated item
Aftercare
Regular Cleaning
Oiled wooden surfaces can be regularly cleaned with a damp, lint-free cloth and a suitable wood cleaner.
Maintenance
Additional coats of Barrettine Raw Linseed Oil can be applied as and when the finish starts to look tired, worn or starts to lose its water resistance. Simply follow the Preparation and Application instructions above.
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