Öljypohjainen Punamaali

Linseed-oil-based, water-borne red paint. The pigments used include weather-resistant iron oxides. Punamaali forms a breathable surface that wears out gradually over the years.

New outbuildings and properties previously painted with Swedish red paint.

Sawn boards and rough log surfaces.

For sawn board and rough log surfaces, 4–6 m²/l.

Waterborne

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The surface to be painted must be dry, the temperature of the surface and air at least +5 ºC and the relative humidity of the air below 80 % during painting and drying.

Unpainted surfaces: Brush the wood surface clean of dirt, dust and loose wood fibers. Remove loose resin from knots with a steel trowel. Previously painted surfaces: Remove as much paint as you can from surfaces painted with Swedish red paint or a similar outbuilding paint with a wire brush and brush the surface clean with a dusting brush.

First coat:

Stir the paint well before and during use and thin it with water if necessary. Apply one or two generous coats with a brush. To achieve a uniform tone for the surface, mix a sufficient amount of paint in a single container. If the product will be sprayed on, you should brush the surface tightly immediately after spraying in order to ensure the adhesion and correct thickness of the paint.

Handle the painted surface with care. If the surface gets dirty, it can be brushed lightly or washed without detergents.

EU VOC limit value (cat A/d) 130 g/l (2010). Öljypohjainen Punamaali contains VOC max 130 g/l