Don’t forget to order your Raw Linseed Oil and Balsam Turpentine if you need to thin the first coat.
If you would prefer a ready mixed primer, we would recommend Primer #2
Leaf Green (19)
£7.50 – £165.00
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Size | 1L Bottle, Size: 125ml, Size: 1L, Size: 2.5L, Size: 30ml Sample Pot |
3 reviews for Leaf Green (19)
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John H. –
Linseed oil paint was recommended to me by a respected specialist in the field of building conservation. He told me once I used linseed paints i would never use chemical oil paints again and he was right. It is pleasure to work with, looks great when finished and unlike ‘plastic’ paints it does not destroy anything it touches (clothing and any adjoining surfaces). It is easily cleaned and all you need is one type of paint – no primer, undercoat and top coat of thick gloopy chemical. I bought 1 litre of paint and have painted two new framed, ledge and brace doors and frames. I thinned the first coat with boiled linseed oil (raw would have been better) and applied a total of three coats. That is 8.5m2 x 3 coats = 25.5m2 and i have two-thirds of a litre left. So the coverage is excellent. I am a time-served carpenter, I also am a chartered surveyor and chartered builder and not easily impressed. I have only just started using linseed paint but I am led to believe that it will not crack with seasonal temperature changes and sun exposure, moisture will ‘wick’ out through the paint and it should therefore have an extended life. I am very pleased with the results and look forward to not re-painting every 4 or 5 years.
Richard B. –
Paint is very good but the website is counter intuitive and very difficult to navigate. Needs a lot of improvements
Phil L. –
Excellent. Product and service. Thanks