Sunnyside Boiled Linseed Oil
The figures Sunnyside Corporation prints for Sunnyside Boiled Linseed Oil on its own data sheet, at the conditions it names. Where the sheet doesn't give a figure, this page says so rather than borrow one from another product.
- Dry to the touch
- Not on the sheet we read
- Recoat
- Not on the sheet we read
- Ready for use
- Not on the sheet we read
- Full cure
- Not on the sheet we read
- Coverage
- Not on the sheet we read
- Thinning
- Up to 2:1 with mineral spirits
- VOC
- 0 g/L (non-volatile)
- Conditions
- Not on the sheet we read
- Indoors or out
- Not on the sheet we read
- Food contact
- The sheet we read makes no food-contact statement
One source: Sunnyside Corporation, the maker of that product
From the sheet: Flax oil with additives to shorten its drying time; the sheet gives no dry times.
Against its kind
Sunnyside Boiled Linseed Oil is one of the products in boiled linseed oil; here is that kind across every maker we have read.
Boiled linseed oil: recoat across makers
Only one maker’s sheet so far, so no class value: see its own figure above.
Boiled linseed oil: coverage across makers
Only one maker prints a coverage, so no class value: see its own figure above.
Related
- Every product of this kind: boiled linseed oil
- Tung oil vs linseed oil
- Danish oil vs boiled linseed oil
- How much to buy: finish coverage calculator
- Every finish side by side: finish dry time chart
- What the federal rules say about finishes and food: food-contact finishes
Work it out for your project
- Plan your coats of this finish
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