Paint and surface treatment

Paint mixed in our own factory according to traditional recipes and newly printed wallpaper according to developed classic patterns.

Brushes and accessories

Color removal

Indoor

Linseed oil paint

Matt linseed oil paint

Linseed oil paint outdoors

Mud paint

Rosewood mahogany

Pigment

Outdoor primer

White outdoor primer for outdoor priming of previously untreated wooden surfaces, zinc white primer. Mold and algae inhibiting due to its content of pure zinc white pigment. Based on cold-pressed linseed oil of the highest quality. Contains thinners. Packages of 1, 3, and 5 liters.

When using outdoor primer, the final coat should be applied within a couple of weeks. Otherwise the primer will harden, making it difficult for the final coat to adhere.

EUR39.63 – EUR160.34

Original soap spray

Gysinge Soap Spray is Nordic Swan Ecolabeled and based on Gysinge Soap Original. Ready to use. An environmentally friendly, effective and gentle cleaning spray to use on all surfaces in the home. Perfect in the kitchen on the stove top, countertops, dining table or on outdoor furniture. It re-greases and protects wood and stone surfaces.

Do as follows: Spray Gysinge Soap Spray on the soiled surface, leave for a while and wipe with a damp cloth. Wipe with a dry cloth for extra finish. Note! Use with caution on linseed oil painted surfaces

Made from the highest quality cultivated flax. Readily biodegradable. Free from preservatives and other additives. Mildly perfumed with almond scent.

Feel free to reuse the bottle and buy ready-made refill mix. Bottle made of recycled plastic. Recycle as plastic packaging. Unscrew the spray nozzle on the packaging to facilitate recycling.

Contents: <5% saponified linseed oil, <0.1% perfume, water. pH value approx. 11. Certified with the Nordic Ecolabel. License number: 3026 0202.

EUR7.20

80 grit sandpaper

Sandpaper made of specially coated paper that makes the paper tough and extra durable. The paper does not break when wrapped around the edges of a sanding block. Can also be used on a sander. Suitable for sanding wood, metal and filler.

EUR1.37

Almond Branch Brush Oil

In its original recipe from 1779, brush oil is known as ‘painter’s varnish’. It is traditionally heated in open vats at high temperatures, but contains no drying agents. This product differs from our other traditionally boiled linseed oils in that it dries more slowly, and in particular the drying process in the surface layer is slow.

In the 18th century, the product was used to grate the color pastes. They could then be stored for a longer time without drying out. We call it brush oil, because it’s great for storing brushes during painting projects. Brush oil keeps brushes soft without the drawbacks of raw linseed oil, which can cause matting, blistering and running. At the end of the day, wipe the paint off the brush with a cloth and place it in the brush oil. The next day, or even after three months, the brush will be just as soft, no skin will have formed on the oil and you can simply wipe the oil off with a cloth and continue painting.

Brush oil can also be used as an additive to paint for decorative painting to increase the open time of the paint, or as an anti-shine agent. A thin layer is dripped over finished paints or color pastes to make them last longer.

EUR8.65

Angle brush

Angle brush with wooden handle, designed for painting with linseed oil paint in hard-to-reach places, e.g. under outdoor roof cracks.

Length 38 cm. Width 75 mm. Black hog bristle. High quality.

EUR19.13

Balsam turpentine 1 L – Buy in store only!

Balsam turpentine is only sold in our physical stores. See under “Stock balance in store” for the correct balance in Gysinge or Stockholm.

NOT SHIPPED due to classification as flammable goods.

EUR18.13

Birch bark ring brush

For vein painting, for example, birch bark.

Sleeve of sheet metal, light pig bristle. Highest quality, own production.

EUR26.87

Birch lye 1 L

Yellowish-brown oil for birch bark treatment of indoor wood surfaces.

The birch glaze is ready to use. It is applied on top of the glaze base (see Glaze base) and patterned with a wallpaper brush, for example, to form a striped pattern known as long straw. Or you can print a crumpled newspaper on the glaze surface to create masur birch. A third variation is to imitate flame birch with a birchbark brush. Scrub birch and flame birch are usually displaced, softened, with a displacer, but “long straw” is usually displaced.

If you want an even darker glaze, for example to draw details such as grain patterns and the like, you can add more linseed oil paint, such as unfired umber, to darken the birch glaze.

If you want to achieve a stronger surface than the birch bark itself provides, you can apply a layer of uncolored oil on top, or varnish it with linseed oil varnish, as was done in the past.

The surface in the latter case is much shinier than if you use laser oil.

EUR42.36

Cane stick

Sturdy and strong cane stick of planed pine. Sufficiently strong for you to dare to “grab” and stir in paint cans with heavy bottoms. Long enough to fit cans from two deciliters to three liters. Drilled hanging hole so that you can dry and reuse the stick.

EUR0.91

Carpentry glue 0.5 kg

Old-fashioned bone glue of the quality once used to glue furniture and musical instruments. Stronger than the bone glue used for glue paint. The carpentry glue is environmentally friendly, contains no heavy metals and is not allergenic. The solvent is plain water and the glue does not dust when dry. Extremely strong, yet easy to dissolve by heating. The carpentry glue is therefore particularly suitable for the restoration of older furniture and objects, and for the new production of quality furniture. Almost all our newly made furniture is glued with this glue.

EUR25.96

Crayon

Chalk for the preparation of adhesive paint, for tiling, etc.

In the recipe for mixing your own glue paint, you need the following for 10L of finished paint;

10 kg chalk
5 liters of water
2 hg bone glue + some water for soaking

EUR8.65 – EUR72.42

Crude linseed oil

Raw cold-pressed linseed oil of the highest quality. Natural and without chemical additives. Cold-pressed linseed oil is extracted from linseed by pressing when the linseed is cold. This ancient method produces the highest and purest quality of linseed oil.

Unbeatable for impregnating wood exposed to moisture, such as boats and water barrels. Raw linseed oil dries slowly, sometimes never. Therefore, it should not be used on surfaces that will later be painted with linseed oil paint. It can cause blistering.

Tips! Raw linseed oil is also ideal for impregnating planters and grow boxes.

ATTENTION! Keep in mind that paper and rags with linseed oil can catch fire. Put them in a water-filled bucket after use.

EUR11.75

Dusting brush

For dusting when painting or for sweeping clean on the planer bench, in the tiled stove or in the fireplace.

Wooden shaft.

Length 24cm.

EUR8.65

Element brush short handle 50 mm

Chinese hog bristle 90 tops, straight top, untreated old wood handle. Used when painting small or confined spaces, where you want “access”.

ADVICE AND CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

To remove loose bristles, always soap-wash a new brush before use.

As the brushes contain pure natural bristles, it is essential that the bristles are not exposed to drying solvents, without re-greasing the bristles afterwards.

Before use: Oil the entire brush (with cooking oil, rapeseed oil, or similar) for a few days. Then soap wash out the brush.

After painting with water-based paints and “older” paints, e.g. egg oil tempera, glue paint, wash the brush thoroughly with soap and water.

After painting with oil-based paints, use a non-drying cleaner. Always finish with a soap wash.

It is important to smell the brush, properly washed out it only smells of soap or possibly pig bristles.

For longer painting breaks, lubricate the brush with soap and shape the brush so that it does not “bounce”, store the brush like that. You can also hang the brush in a container with oil and “forget about it”. This will keep the brush in good condition until the next season’s use.

ATTENTION! Linseed oil poses a risk of spontaneous combustion in rags and tangles!

EUR38.26

Flat paintbrush 100 mm

Wide, slightly sturdier brush for linseed oil paint, painting floors or wider panels, varnish etc.
Available in four widths, 30, 50, 70 and 100 mm. Wooden handle, pig bristle mixture. Own production. Highest quality.

EUR20.50

Flat paintbrush 30 mm

For linseed oil paint, varnish, oil etc. Good all-round size. Our paint brushes are available in four widths, 30, 50, 70 and 100 mm.

Wooden handle, pig bristle mixture. Own production. Highest quality.

EUR9.02

Flat paintbrush 50 mm

Brush for linseed oil paint, varnish etc. Available in four widths; 30, 50, 70 and 100 mm.

Wooden handle, pig bristle mixture. Own production. Highest quality.

EUR12.30

Flat paintbrush 70 mm

For linseed oil paint, varnish etc.

Available in four widths, 30, 50, 70 and 100 mm. Wooden handle, hog bristle mixture. Own production. Highest quality.

EUR15.03

Floor wax 1 l

Liquid, unscented wax solution. Intended for the cleaning and protection of hard floors, such as painted wooden floors, stone floors, tiled floors, cork and linoleum carpets and oiled brick floors.

Excellent for mopping floors. Perfect for those who have a linseed oil painted floor and want to keep the freshness of the color while giving the floors a more easily cleaned and dirt-repellent surface. An advantage is that floor wax can be used on all floors in all rooms, regardless of material, in normal cleaning.

Floor wax only works in diluted form to treat or maintain linseed oil painted floors according to the dosage description below.

For the treatment of dry linoleum floors, undiluted floor wax can be applied until the surface is saturated and then polished with a polishing sponge or cloth.

EUR22.32

Golvolja

For the treatment of pine and spruce floors and parquet floors. Also suitable for brick and stone floors. A much better alternative than floor varnish for old houses. Provides a strong silky matt and easy-to-clean surface. Can also be used in public spaces. Easy to repair and maintain (the floor does not need to be re-sanded). Before the oil has hardened, it can be sensitive to water splashes and dirt.

Instructions for use are included. Otherwise, you can read our article Floor oil under construction bathroom care – do it yourself. Our book Painted Floors also contains all common floor treatments, with material and workmanship descriptions and pictures.

EUR39.63 – EUR148.04

horned owl

Horn saw for mud painting on timber walls. Correct handle angle and stiff bristles. The classic brush for mud painting on timber walls. For board-lined houses, the painting brush is often more suitable.

EUR23.69

Iron vitriol 2kg

Iron vitriol is the preservative component in, for example, sludge paint. Iron vitriol can also be used outdoors for graying/patinating of wood in connection with, for example, timber preparation.

Iron vitriol is also the cheapest material for outdoor gray “glaze” paint.

EUR18.13

Lasy oil, 1 liter

Colorless glazing oil for glazing wooden surfaces indoors and outdoors. Suitable, just as it is, for those who just want to freshen up old unpainted or painted surfaces. Perfect for diluting to the desired color and coverage with ordinary linseed oil paint, for veining and marbling. Can also be broken with dry pigments.

EUR34.16

Linseed Oil Fernissa 1 l

Traditional floor and boat varnish. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Without additives of plastics, alkyds etc.

Properties: Provides durable and glossy surfaces. Highly weather and water resistant.

Suitable for: New and old wooden surfaces indoors and outdoors, on floors, exterior doors, windows, garden furniture, boats, etc.

Color: Colorless, but can be broken with linseed oil paint to other colors. More information can be found in the book Painted Floors and in the article under the tab “Building care – Do it yourself” at the top of the page.

Gloss: High gloss. The gloss is slightly reduced if the varnish is thinned with balsam turpentine.

Indoor application: Paint with a paint brush. The more thin coats, the more durable the surface. The first coat is thinned with about 15% turpentine, then with 10-5% turpentine in the other coats.

ATTENTION! The floor must be at room temperature for a successful treatment.

Outdoor application: Outdoors, at least 5-6 coats may be needed if the wood is new. The first coat is thinned with about 15% turpentine. Intermediate sanding with fine water sandpaper and wipe off the dust between coats.

Thinner: turpentine balsam.

Tools: Paint brush with stiff bristles.

Brush wash: First, balsam turpentine. Then linseed oil soap and water.

Drying time: Dust dry after about 2-3 hours at room temperature. Can be painted over after 2 days.

Storage: Dry and cool. Does not freeze. Almost unlimited shelf life if the jar is well filled and well sealed.

EUR40.54

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