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Oja Blue

A color swatch of Oja Blue - a blue shade of Ottosson Linseed Oil Paint shown undiluted and mixed with ratios of White Titanium Zinc

Ottosson Öja Blue or "eye" blue, is a beautiful, vibrant heritage blue color. Very much Scandinavian inspired, this deep, light blue is a traditional color that works well for both modern and historical applications. 

It is a unique shade of blue-green not often found in many Linseed Oil Paint color palettes and is certainly a customer favorite.

Mixed with White Titanium Zinc, a beautiful range of lighter blues can be created.

Ottosson Linseed Oil Paint adheres to almost any clean, dry surface, including wood, metal, masonry, various composite materials. It protects a substrate from moisture, seasonal temperature changes, and UV exposure. The flax is grown and purified/degummed linseed oil is pressed locally in the south of Sweden, creating a completely solvent and petrochemical-free paint with zero micro-plastics. This environmentally conscious brand is proud to carry on the 500-year-old tradition of linseed oil paint: inspired by the past and designed for the benefit of future generations.

All Ottosson paint colors are formulated with the correct percentage of zinc, a natural fungicide that creates a slightly harder painted finish for increased durability.

Do not add additional zinc as it can create a brittle paint and impact longevity.

Designed specially for exterior and interior applications, Ottosson recommends a 30% paint to 70% Purified Linseed Oil "primer" on bare wood substrates. No 30/70 application when painting over an old coating or non-absorbent substrate.

Application Suggestions:

1. Ensure a clean, dry surface.

2. Apply in 60+ degree temperatures with good air      

    circulation.

3. Mix Linseed Oil Paint well before each use.

4. Apply relatively thin, even coats of Linseed Oil Paint.

5. Allow each coat to dry fully before applying the next.

6. Avoid conventional linseed oil that can cause  

    drying issues, mold growth, and can go rancid.

Read more detailed information on each product page, including substrate prep, coverage, maintenance and much more.

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Ottosson Linseed Oil Paint

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