LInSEED OIL

Finishing oil for outdoor use.
Besides lower cost, oil is very easy way applications. Oil tends to be more liquid than other finishing materials and easy to absorb into the wood pores. As we already know that basically finishing is to protect the wood from re-entry of water into the wood making the wood more stable form. Finishing with even this material meets the basic requirements for finishing.
Raw oil is the most simple application process, the average soak system (Dipping) or flush (wiping) makes most of the volume of oil seep into the wood pores and forming a layer of 'penghadang' at the wood surface. That's why a little difficult to get quality smooth or shiny surfaces. Oil infiltration sometimes made of wood fluff on his feet and made of wood surface was much rougher.

But we can do so again when dry sanding using fine grit sandpaper (above 320).
Raw materials including cheap oil when calculated per liter. Here we must be careful at the time of application. Unselective process can result in waste of raw materials and lead to high cost of finishing.

Efficiency
Try drums materials always closed to reduce the volume to evaporation, especially when the air temperature is high enough. If the drum shape possible, simply create a small hole to reduce evaporation.
On Dipping process (soak) it must be sufficiently besar immersion tank, in this case we can create special channels in the tank so that waste products are flooding the components can flow back into the tank so that no material completely wasted or littered the floor that could lead to production soil pollution.
Finishing space should be made so the wind does not move too much.
Cloth that is used needs to be dried back when no longer used, so that the finishing materials that are still embedded in the fabric is not wasted.

Quality
Perhaps the most difficult problems in the finishing oil is a matter of color. We face this problem if you use wood, mixed wood porch pig. Oil material which is generally only one color or natural wood color is not able to cover the younger pig. To overcome this problem we can do first stained using a dye (stain) as used in NC finishing types.
Stain was applied only on the surface to equalize the light wood color. Previously, you could check with the seller about the color stain most appropriate for the type of wood you use. After that new immersion process can be done.

For best results wiping should be done at least twice and sand smooth. After that you can do scrub using cardboard paper (brown) to get a little shiny effect.
The risk of using this type of finishing material is drying time. Packing material can be attached to the workpiece and somewhat difficult to remove.

finishing the material using the existing variety of linseed oil is because there is a mixture of different materials thus reducing the quality of the finishing process using linseed oil.

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