Cleaning before painting

The A and O is to paint on a cleaned surface. On a wall or ceiling surface, it is usually enough to brush off the dust, but if the surface is greasy and dirty, you need to clean it first.

Tools such as rollers and brushes also need to be cleaned immediately after painting.

We recommend:
Linseed soap, the indispensable! Perfect for cleaning brushes, rollers, and even a splash in the water for cleaning dirty surfaces.

We sell it in 1, 2.5, and 5-liter packages.

Of course, it works well with other cleaning agents too, such as painter's wash or painting cloth from Biokleen; even water with a little ammonia dissolves grease well. All according to preference!

Don't be afraid to maintain an older egg oil tempera-painted surface that is soiled and dirty. It can withstand scrubbing with soap and water.