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Orange Oil Derivation Orange oil is extracted as pure oil without any chemicals additives from the peel of the sweet orange (Citrus Sinsensis). Properties Due to its intensive and refreshing scent it is used in aromatherapy, as additive in scented oils, bathing oils, creams and soaps. Due to its strongly fat-dissolving properties it is a very effective and ecological cleaning and caring product for wooden and plastic surfaces. It is also suited as dissolver and thinner for oil paints and as paint brush cleanser. It can be mixed with any vegetable oils, e.g. Camellia Oil, Linseed Oil or Tung Oil, to which it lends a pleasant and vitalising scent. Recommended use We recommend to add 5-20% of Orange Oil to Tung Oil if used inside to ease the strong scent. Besides the Tung oil becomes thinner and thus can be better applied and penetrates deeper into the wood. In combination with carnauba wax or beeswax it can make a variety of agents for cleaning and caring for wooden surfaces and leather. Notice Orange oil may cause light-coloured wood or untreated wood surfaces to discolour. The high citrus acid content found in pure orange oil may irritate the skin and mucous membranes. 14 250 ml glass bottle No. 705277 1 liter storage bottle No. 705278
Balsam Oil of Turpentine Derivation The Balsam Oil of Turpentine is obtained by double-distilling the resin of the maritime pine tree. Being one of the most valuable solvents on a natural basis it has always been used in pain- Pine cone ting and handcrafted application. Do not mistake the Balsam Oil of Turpentine with the so-called “White Spirit”, which is a mineral oil product. Properties The thin oil is colourless and has a fresh essential scent. It residue-free volatilizes from the respective painting when drying. Normally the drying time will be increased when adding the Balsam Oil of Turpentine, as the oil penetrates deeper into the wood. Use We recommend to use the Balsam Oil of Turpentine to thin vegetable oils (Camelia Oil, Tung Oil, Linseed Oil, Pine Tar Oil etc) and oil paint, varnish, paint base as well as to dissolve rosin and wax and to produce lacquer and polish. It can also be used as cleaner for brushes or cleanser. Notice Please observe the normal safety precautions for the use of volatile solvents containing hydrocarbons. Extensive applications inside are only to be made when adequate airing and drying-out time is provided. Allergic reactions are possible when getting in contact with the mucosa. Balsam Oil of Turpentine should be stored lightproof. It is perishable when getting in contact with oxygen. 1 liter storage bottle No. 705288 15
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