Paint with linseed oil paint
Linseed paint should be spread with a brush with stiff bristles in thin layers. Preferably with an oval or round applicator made of real hog bristle. To achieve a really smooth surface, you can smooth after painting with a so-called smoothing tool.
Always stir the paint, but if a skin forms - DO NOT STIR without removing the skin first to avoid getting flakes in the paint.
Shellac before painting if you want to avoid getting knot bleed (applies only indoors).
* Don't be alarmed by the almost mirror-like surface when newly painted! After about 2-3 months, the paint has stabilized and has gone down to semi-gloss.
* However, if you want a permanently mirror-like surface, you can add linseed varnish to the paint. Likewise, you can make the paint matte directly by diluting with solvent, paint thinner, or turpentine.
* It is easier to spread the paint if you dilute a little with solvent in the first coat indoors, about 10-20%. If you want to avoid solvents completely, you have to make sure to really work to spread the paint thinly, alternatively dilute with a little linseed oil if the paint is very thick.
* If you apply too thickly, the paint won't dry! Otherwise, it should dry in 1-2 days.
But rather wait too long than too short a time between coats.

* Indoors, you apply 2-3 times on an untreated surface to achieve a beautiful
covering surface. If it becomes streaky, apply one more time.
* Outdoors, you apply 3 times on, for example, untreated paneling.
1st coat - The paint is diluted by about 40% with solvent.
2nd coat - The paint is diluted by about 20% with solvent.
3rd coat - The paint is applied undiluted.
* The brushes are easily and gently cleaned for both you and the environment.
med linseed soap or crystal soap.

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