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To achieve a durable finish on an untreated chimney breast, we recommend using a semi-matte linseed oil paint. It's a good idea to test paint a small, h...

Start by applying Selder's furniture oil, which can be warmed up for better absorption. Wet sand with a 320-grit sandpaper, and when the wood stops abso...

All water-soluble components that break down into nutrients are removed during the refining process. As a result, Selder oil oxidizes faster and fully, up t...

It depends on the type of wood. For spruce or pine, base oil works best, while for hardwood, furniture oil is recommended!

Yes, first all loose rust must be removed, followed by the application of rust protection oil. After that, apply a coat of primer and finish with two coats ...

The primer can be tinted to match the topcoat color you’ve chosen. Please note, if the paint isn’t covering well, it’s likely been applied too thinly.

Yes, radiators can be painted with Selders linseed oil paint.

Very durable! All dirt settles on the surface, and as soon as the soap is dissolved with water, the dirt releases.

Absolutely, although different woods may react in varying ways. For example, oak initially turns coal black and then lightens to a beautifully light gray!

A soap-treated floor is an option if you want the wood to permanently retain its light color and appear very lively. However, soap as a treatment requires m...