Wood care

Linseed oil are suitable for replacing natural sheen8 x 2 l that wood can lose after long periods drying in the sun. These popular wood treatments used for generations are applied to replace the natural oils removed by weathering. May be used internally or externally on unpolished wood surfaces.

Linseed oil are suitable for replacing natural sheen that wood can lose after long periods drying in the sun. These popular wood treatments used for generations are applied to replace the natural oils removed by weathering. May be used internally or externally on unpolished wood surfaces. Boiled linseed oil contains special additives, which hastens the drying process.

Teak oil is manufactured to replace the sheen hardwood can lose after long periods weathering. Easy to apply with a cloth or brush. It gives wood a natural sheen that lasts. For use either inside and out. Contains a solvent carrier to aid penetration of the oil into hardwoods such as Oak and Teak. Launched as a direct result of customer demand ia s handy ready-to-use 500 ml trigger spray. This avoids the necessity of applying by cloth or brush and is therefore more customer friendly.

The removal of coal tar creosote from sale to the general public led to an unexpected outcry from customers for a direct replacement. After much development work, Bartoline are delighted to be able to offer New formula creosote. This new product is a preparation comprising of petroleum distillates and synthetically manufactured substances, but not containing coal tar. New formula creosote has all the other benefits of it's predecessor, including the legendary wood preserving qualities. It also looks, smells and applies like the traditional creosote, but it is not as aggressive and is therefore less damaging to skin and foliage - users should always read the label. New formula creosote is a fully registered product with the HSE. Brushes can now be cleaned with White Spirit.