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      watkins
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      Dear Woodworkesr,

      Has anyone used linseed oil based paints on weather-exposed wood?

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      (www.holkham.co.uk)

      It seems to be a better, and longer lasting option than solvent based paints.

      I ask because I'm thinking of stripping off the existing paint on my window frames and re-painting using a linseed oil based paint.

      This article may be of interest:

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      Traditional Paints

      Traditional paints and finishes, including limewashes, distempers and oil-based paints, by Colin Mitchell Rose

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      (www.buildingconservation.com)

      Interestingly, traditional paints are sold in RAL colours

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      (www.traditionalpaint.co.uk)

      Regards,
      Bob

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        watkins
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        Dear All,

        Adding to my own thread, this is where one can obtain linseed oil paints in the US:

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        Solvent Free Paint | Architectural and Historic Preservation Materials

        The new home of Silent Paint Remover. We provide architectural and historic preservation materials, including traditional linseed oil paint and eco-friendly finishes.

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        Solvent Free Paint (www.solventfreepaint.com)

        Regards,
        Bob

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