Manufactured from Pure Shellac and alcohol with a special additive included to facilitate sanding when dry. It is also used to seal wood before waxing and to seal wood dyes to prevent bleeding.
Features
• Pure shellac & alcohol
• Seals wood before waxing
• Seals wood dye to prevent bleeding
Rustins Boiled Linseed Oil 500ml
Rustins Boiled Linseed Oil is used for finishing most bare timber. It is suitable for replacing the natural sheen that wood can lose after long periods drying in the sun. Boiled Linseed Oil contains special additives which speed the drying process. It will also waterproof ground sheets and tarpaulins
Usage Instructions:
Preparation: Ensure surface to be oiled is clean and dry. Application: Apply with a rag or brush and wipe off excess with a dry rag or cloth. Coats: Apply 2 – 3 coats initially. Drying Time: 16- 24 hours. Dependant on temperature, humidity and film thickness. Re-coating Time: Recoat once oil has dried. Application Temp: Ideally 15-25°C. Do not use below 10°C, or in conditions of high humidity. Coverage: 11- 14 square metres per litre per coat, depending on the absorbency of the wood Maintenance: Re-oil periodically. Surfaces treated with Boiled Oil can be cleaned with a damp cloth.
Compatibility: Compatible with most oil based products. Refer to manufacturer before mixing with other products. Settlement: Shake well before use. Shelf-life/Storage: The shelf life of the product in an airtight container is a considerable period of time. It is preferable to store the product in a cool place. It is important to replace the lid and ensure an airtight seal. Hazards: Low Hazard. See Health & Safety data sheets (available on request).
Important: Rags used for oiling should be laid out flat to dry; otherwise they may catch fire due to spontaneous combustion. Clean-Up: Clean brushes with white spirit or Rustin’s Brush Cleaner. Brushes that have hardened may be cleaned with Rustin’s Brush Restorer.
French Polish
Rustins French Polish will produce a high gloss finish when it is applied as per traditional french polishing techniques and according to instructions, with the alcohol content evaporating rapidly leaving a film of shellac on the surface of the timber.
Preparation: Wood should be clean and smooth. If the grain is open, fill with Rustins Grainfiller. Furniture that is to be renovated should be cleaned with White or Methylated Spirits and fine wire wool to ensure that it is free from grease and wax.
Application: Shake thoroughly before use. Apply with a rubber made by wrapping a piece of cotton wool in a cotton or linen rag the size of a handkerchief. Pour polish into rubber and squeeze out excess, dab a spot of linseed oil on the rubber, and work in a circle of eight motion. Apply as many coats as required to build a sufficient layer of shellac.
Drying Time: Leave 24 hours after last coat to harden.
Re-coating Time: 4-6 hours
Application Temp.: Use in a warm, dry atmosphere, ideally 15- 25 deg C
Coverage: 12-15 SqMtrs/ litre/ coat
Maintenance: Wipe with damp cloth. Greasy or dirty surfaces should be cleaned with a mild non abrasive liquid detergent. Avoid using harsh cleaning agents. Wax polishes may be used.
All equipment must be cleaned whilst wet with Methylated Spirits.
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTION ON THE BOTTLE FOR THE CORRECT USAGE.