Little Tree Bali - Green Building Centre

• Natural finish oil which is extracted from flaxseeds
• When it is applied, linseed oil polymerizes into a solid form, dries quickly, and shows fewer scratches compared to varnish
• Glossy, showing off the natural magnificence of the wood
• Also used in the production of linoleum flooring and paints. 
• Traditionally used to water proof boats and for waterproofing wooden surfboards. 
• Available in 1 L can and 5 L can. Can also be packed to meet custom needs (more than 5 L).

1. Make sure that the wood surface is clean and free of dust
2. Dip a soft cloth or rag into the oil and rub on to the wood. Continue applying until the wood won't absorb any more oil
3. Buff the wood with a clean, lint-free cloth. Rub it until a finger touched on the wood doesn't pick up any oil
4. Let the surface wood which has been rubbed to dry (maximum 14 hours at 200 ﾟC). 
5. Coating may need to be applied at least 4 or 5 times for optimal results. After the first coat has dried, continue to finish it by following the steps from the beginning.

When using linseed oil for home improvement projects, please be aware that it is highly flammable. As it evaporates, the oil can sometimes spontaneously combust, causing a fire. For this reason, cloths which have been used to apply linseed oil should be allowed to dry flat outside before being discarded or washed; these cloths should also not be run through a dryer, as they may catch fire.

Appearance   : Limpid Liquid 

Color (Gardner)   : 11 à 16  

Acid Value   : 5 Max  

Drying Time (at 20°C)  : 14 h max. film of 37 μ  

Viscosity at 200C (dPa.s)  : 1 – 1.4