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Thread: Tinting Boiled Linseed Oil

  1. 11-02-2021, 05:28 PM #1
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    Tinting Boiled Linseed Oil

    Anyone know what I can use to tint/darken linseed oil. I would think any stain or paint that’s oil based but maybe one of you know of some household item?
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    It may change the drying properties, so be careful.
    Better to tint the wood first, then the linseed coats after.
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    Artists oil paint. Thin it and add small amount to begin with.

    Surprisingly effective at being able to match colour if that is what you require.
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    Yep, thinned washes of artist's oil paint works a treat.

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