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Bio Impression Oil Varnish

Original price $41.05 - Original price $117.50
Original price
$41.05
$41.05 - $117.50
Current price $41.05
Size: 0.5 L

Ottosson Färgmakeri - Bio Impression Oil Varnish

Bio Impression is a deep-penetrating, quick-drying and moisture-proof natural oil varnish consisting of:

  • Linseed Oil
  • Castor Oil
  • Lemon Oil
  • Aloe

It has an excellent adhesion to all hard, resinous and oily wood types.

Preparation:

  • The wooden surfaces should be clean and grease-free, preferably freshly sanded
  • The wood's moisture content must not exceed 14%

Bio Impression is applied in at least:

  • 2 layers indoors
  • 3-5 layers outdoors

Surface treatment with Bioimpression for a semi-matte appearance (silk gloss)
To obtain an “oiled appearance”, apply Bio Impression liberally with a Scotch-Brite type sponge.

Instructions:
Let the oil soak in for 15-20 minutes. Make sure that the entire surface is kept “wet” during this time. Then wipe the surface so that all shiny spots disappear.


The next layer is applied after 8 hours. Wiping can then be done after 1-5 minutes.

If the surface is exposed to sun and rain, repeat this procedure 5-10 times.
Indoors, 1-4 layers are sufficient with normal moisture load.

If the result is too shiny, a smaller area can be matted with a Scotch-Brite after 6-8 hours.

Maintenance:
Surfaces treated as above should be checked annually.
If the surface begins to dull or turn grey, sand with a sanding cloth, or wash with an effective cleaning agent and rinse thoroughly.
Then apply 2 coats of Bio Impression.

Exposed surfaces treated with fewer than 3 coats must be re-oiled within 1-2 years.

Surfaces painted with Linseed Oil Paint can be maintained with Bio Impression.
The paint retains its surface and shine for longer with this “varnish”.
We recommend a thin coat at each maintenance occasion.

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