Allbäck Linseed Putty, 2 Kg
Allbäck Linseed Oil Putty
Allbäck Linseed Putty is flexible, both in its application and in its function. Use for glazing windows and also for filling cracks and holes in wood.
Allbäck Linseed Oil Putty
Apply Allbäck Linseed Putty in a smooth, rolling motion to push all the air out from the window rebate and from behind the putty.
Allbäck Linseed Oil Putty
Allbäck Linseed Oil Putty

Allbäck Linseed Oil Putty

Sale price$15.75
Size: 400 g
The Craftsman Putty
Description

This multi-purpose putty is ultimately made for longevity and for complete cross-compatibility within the Allbäck family of pure linseed oil products.

Made from cold-pressed, purified, raw linseed oil and different types of chalk, this putty is used for glazing windows and also for filling in cracks and holes in wood without shrinking, outdoors and indoors.

Some extra sensitivity and practice with the material will result in craftsman-quality work that will last a long time and is easy to maintain.

Application

Remove the entire contents from the container and knead well before using. If the putty is too soft, allow to cool, or set on an absorbent surface to soak off some oil, or sparingly add some Allbäck Chalk Powder. If the putty is too firm, warm it up or add some Allbäck Purified Raw Linseed Oil.

Before applying the putty to glaze windows, paint shellac in the wooden rebates of the window that will come into direct contact with the putty. This will seal the wood and prevent the oil from being drawn out of the putty over time, leading to premature putty failure.

Brush the glass with a small amount of Allbäck Pumice Powder to remove oil residue. Paint right away or later with Allbäck Linseed Oil Paint. There is no need for this putty to be entirely cured before painting with Allbäck Linseed Oil Paint, unlike with other putties and paints. This is a major time-saver.

Storage

Allbäck Linseed Oil Putty can be kept for up to one year at room temperature in a sealed container. If the putty becomes hard, warm the putty and then knead until smooth on a cold surface. Can be frozen for long-term storage.

Documents

Little Handbook About Allbäck Linseed Oil Paint
Le Petit livre de la peinture à l'huile de lin Allbäck

SDS Allbäck Linseed Oil Putty

Sage Restoration Putty Estimating Guide

Video

Customer Reviews

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Cornelius Callens
Linseed Oil Putty

I really enjoy to work with this 100% natural product.
But the first bucket of six kilos had much harder consitency than my second order. The first was to hard and the second seems to fluid.

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Peter
The greatest gift to our historical house

The greatest gift to our historical house has been getting products and support from Sage Restoration. Your team always makes time to discuss issues, give advice and think about solutions. It feels the Sage team is part of my restoration crew!

I have become a fervent advertiser for Sage among my friends and colleagues - I only take a 10% commission 😉

This summer, I worked on a variety of projects, one of which is the stripping of our oak front door from 1910. The door had been painted over with black paint, but some very old varnish was visible under the black paint. I primed the door with the door with Tonkinoise Bio Impression oil, and finished off with Tonkinoise Marine #1.

I re-build the door steps partly with quarter sawn oak, which I varnished. I painted the lower part of the door step with a mix of Holkham green and Black at a 1:1 ratio.

I also stripped the wrought iron gate of over a century of paint build-up and repainted it with Allback Black Linseed Oil paint. I re-set the top window with Linseed oil Putty and the reset the leaded glass with a mix of Putty, oil and iron oxide powder. This was a relatively small project but one that made a huge impact. In the meantime, the stone ornaments have been re-jointed with lime based mortar (albeit not the Sage one!).

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Tim Pidduck
Thirlled with the products

I have been thrilled with the products I have purchased for our projects around our home and the advice/service from the Sage Restoration Team has been incredible. Extending the life of our cedar deck and shed is extremely important to us for three significant reasons. I'm proud of my work and want it to last as long as possible, I want to use natural products that won't harm the environment and I want the end result to look great. Sage products not only enable me to reach these goals, they go above and beyond expectations. The added bonus is how easy the products are to use. I'm so impressed, I know I will use linseed oils, paints, putty and other products when I build future outside projects or give tired projects a new lease on life. Thank you so much for providing a tried and true alternative that won't harm us, future generations or the planet!

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Carla Scholtens
Love every product that I have tried

Love every product that I have tried. It has been a wonderful line of products for our 1840s home both interior and exterior. Love the natural smell and compatibility of paint prime and putty. Now our home has the proper restoration that will last so much longer than hardware store paint or tacky siding. Thank you for supplying such a great product.

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Marc Beaulieu
Results are great

Bonjour,

I have been using Sage Restoration’s products, expertise and dedication to the conservation of heritage buildings for a few years now on my projects. Results are great.
I look forward to continue working with Sage Restoration to solve problems that always pop-up on projects, be it heritage or modern buildings.

Sage Restoration experts attend restoration seminars and workshops to better understand preservation techniques. It is not only a paint business, it is a resource.

Marc A. Beaulieu, architect.

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