Questions and Answers for Klean-Strip 1 qt. Boiled Linseed Oil

A:  Sorry, no.

A:  Oil based paint should be used with boiled linseed oil.

A:  Petroleum is the only additive and siren additive much like sap it make it very very sticky

A:  This product contains linseed oil, manganese and cobalt driers.

A:  Depends on what type. This one doesn't have many

A:  MSDS sheets are available online if you have questions regarding the ingredients used in this product.

A:  Yes it can but once applied do not try to ever paint over it with latex paint it will. It stick. A pike based paint would stick but it would drastically alter the color of your paint

A:  Yes it is an oil base but I would not try to pain it once you use it in your fence it is a oil based sealer

A:  This product is not designed to seal or waterproof, a waterproofing sealer seems to be more appropriate.

A:  Yes. Depending the type of paint Linseed oil may not work as well.

A:  On this product is highly toxic it could be absorbed into you plants and vegetables

A:  Only use this product on the exterior of the planter box.

A:  No it is very toxic

A:  Yes

A:  The oil can be used on outdoor furniture.

A:  Sure

A:  Yes, the Linseed oil is suitable for that application.

A:  Mix 50/50 linseed oil and kerosene....should work okay

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, this can be used on oil stained floors.

A:  It is not a mineral spirit. Mineral spirits are solvents used to thin and clean away things like linseed oil.

A:  No, linseed oil comes from the flax plant.