The linseed oil paint Prussian Blue is immediately ready to paint. Prussian Blue is a very dark blue and can appear al,ost black depending on lighting conditions. 

NCS S 8010-R70B, slightly darker

Prussian blue is also known as Milori blue or Paris blue. The colour has an almost mystical and fascinating character. It was invented in Berlin in 1704 and is the first synthetically produced pigment. Prussian blue is the most frequently used blue pigment from 1750 to 1970 and was mainly used in tracing papers, ribbons for typewriters and in medicine. The paint has a semi-opacity and is lightfast, but dries more slowly.

Range: approx. 15 m² / liter

You can choose whether you want the colour with or without a drying accelerator. The siccative additive accelerates the drying process by about one day.

We recommend priming with our cold-pressed linseed oil to saturate the wood. The paint application is more even and the paint consumption is also lower.

 If you are still undecided, you can order our colour samples.

(Please note: samples are without Desiccants)

Risk of spontaneous combustion! Rags/paper soaked in linseed oil can easily catch fire. Store rags and papers soaked in linseed oil in an airtight metal container or immerse them in water.