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The Weathering of the Beech and Spruce Wood Impregnated with Pigmented Linseed Oil

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By Fanni Fodor, Peter Horvath, Jakub Dömény, Barbora Pijáková
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1. Introduction Traditionally, wood protection has relied for centuries on coatings made from linseed oil, either as pigmented coatings or as a clear, hydrophobic treatment [1]. In the past, linseed oil paints often contained additives such as lead white, turpentine, Japan drier, and cobalt or manganese driers, along with earth pigments for color and opacity. These additives influenced the paint’s viscosity, durability, drying time, and resistance to biological decay [2].
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