RED PINE TAR  

 

Pine Tar has a documented good penetration of planed wood and it allows the wood to breathe. The dilution with gum turpentine provides a swift penetration and a less sticky and matte finish. Red Pine Tar is traditionally used for surface treatment of wooden buildings and other outdoor wooden constructions. Simply where you wish to combine an effective protection with a modern and classic color!

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  TREATMENT  

 

New and untreated wood or wood former treated with Pine Tar: Remove dust and dirt from the wood with a brush. Apply the Pine Tar, heated to approx. 50°C or diluted with approx. 20% Gum turpentine for best result. This will improve the penetrations and reduce the drying time. Be aware of that Red Pine Tar is a product of nature where the appearance may vary from different batches. A good idea is to mix several cans before usage until the wanted quantity is acquired. It is recommended to apply Red Pine Tar during summertime as the material will be easier to work with during warm temperatures. The heat will also help the Pine Tar to successfully penetrate the wood.

  BLACK PINE TAR  

 

Pine Tar has a documented good penetration of planed wood and it allows the wood to breathe. The dilution with gum turpentine provides a swift penetration and a less sticky and matte finish. Red Pine Tar is traditionally used for surface treatment of wooden buildings and other outdoor wooden constructions. Simply where you wish to combine an effective protection with a modern and classic color!

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  TREATMENT  

 

New and untreated wood or wood former treated with Pine Tar: Remove dust and dirt from the wood with a brush. Apply the Pine Tar, heated to approx. 50°C or diluted with approx. 20% Gum turpentine for best result. This will improve the penetrations and reduce the drying time. Be aware of that Red Pine Tar is a product of nature where the appearance may vary from different batches. A good idea is to mix several cans before usage until the wanted quantity is acquired. It is recommended to apply Black Pine Tar during summertime as the material will be easier to work with during warm temperatures. The heat will also help the Pine Tar to successfully penetrate the wood.

  VITRIOL PINE TAR  

 

Auson Pine Tar Vitriol is a pure natural product for surface treatment of wooden buildings and other outdoor wooden constructions. Pine Tar Vitriol supplies the surface with an outstanding wood protection that allows the wood to breathe. The material can be used on new and untreated wood or wood former treated with Pine Tar Vitriol or Iron Vitriol.

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  TREATMENT  

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Before application, blend the material to spread the pigment evenly in the can. To achieve best possible result, start the treatment during an outside temperature of 10° C or more. The Pine Tar will be easier to work with and will penetrate the wood even faster.

New and untreated wood or wood former treated with Pine Tar Vitriol or Iron Vitriol: Remove dust and dirt from the wood with a brush. Apply the Pine Tar in two layers for best protection. It is possible to wait to apply the second layer up to a year without having to worry about the wood protection. Drying time is approximately 24 h.

Be aware of the fact that Pine Tar Vitriol is a product of nature where the appearance may vary from different batches. A good idea is to mix several cans before usage until the necessary quantity is acquired. It is recommended to apply Pine Tar vitriol during summertime as the material will be easier to work with during warm temperatures. The heat will also help the Pine Tar to more successfully penetrate the wood.

  BLACK BROWN PINE TAR  

 

Pine Tar has a documented good penetration of planed wood and it allows the wood to breathe. The dilution with gum turpentine provides a swift penetration and a less sticky and matte finish. Red Pine Tar is traditionally used for surface treatment of wooden buildings and other outdoor wooden constructions. Simply where you wish to combine an effective protection with a modern and classic color!

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  TREATMENT  

 

New and untreated wood or wood former treated with Pine Tar: Remove dust and dirt from the wood with a brush. Apply the Pine Tar, heated to approx. 50°C or diluted with approx. 20% Gum turpentine for best result. This will improve the penetrations and reduce the drying time. Be aware of that Red Pine Tar is a product of nature where the appearance may vary from different batches. A good idea is to mix several cans before usage until the wanted quantity is acquired. It is recommended to apply Black BrownPine Tar during summertime as the material will be easier to work with during warm temperatures. The heat will also help the Pine Tar to successfully penetrate the wood.

  BROW PINE TAR  

 

The brown pigment protects against UV irradiation and brings out the structure of the wood. Pine Tar has a documented good penetration of planed wood and it allows the wood to breathe. The dilution with gum turpentine provides a swift penetration and a less sticky and matte finish.
Auson Brown Pine Tar is used for surface treatment of wooden buildings and other outdoor wooden constructions. Simply where you wish to combine an effective protection with a modern and classic color!

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  TREATMENT  

 

New and untreated wood or wood former treated with Pine Tar: Remove dust and dirt from the wood with a brush. Apply the Pine Tar; heated to approx. 50°C or diluted with approx. 20 % Gum turpentine for best result. This will improve the penetrations and reduce the drying time. Be aware of the fact that Pine Tar is a product of nature where the appearance may vary from different batches. A good idea is to mix several cans before usage until the wanted quantity is acquired. It is recommended to apply Pine Tar during summertime as the material will be easier to work with during warm temperatures. The heat will also help the Pine Tar to successfully penetrate the wood.

  GREEN PINE TAR  

 

Auson Green Pine Tar is a genuine pine tar reinforced with green pigment, which ensures a lovely matt colour in addition to protection from rot, mildew and drying-out. The classic green colour is perfect for houses and fences.

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  TREATMENT  

 

Dilute with at least 20% gum turpentine.

  BLACK-BROWN PINE TAR  

 

Pine Tar has a documented good penetration of planed wood and it allows the wood to breathe. The dilution with gum turpentine provides a swift penetration and a less sticky and matte finish. Black-Brown Pine Tar is a pure natural product for surface treatment of wooden buildings and other outdoor wooden constructions. Simply where you wish to combine an effective protection with a modern and classic color!

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  TREATMENT  

 

New and untreated wood or wood former treated with Pine Tar: Remove dust and dirt from the wood with a brush. Apply the Pine Tar; heated to approx. 50°C or diluted with approx. 20 % Gum turpentine for best result. This will improve the penetrations and reduce the drying time. Be aware of the fact that Black Pine Tar is a product of nature where the appearance may vary from different batches. A good idea is to mix several cans before usage until the wanted quantity is acquired. It is recommended to apply Black Pine Tar during summertime as the material will be easier to work with during warm temperatures. The heat will also help the Pine Tar to successfully penetrate the wood.

  GENUINE PINE TAR  

 

Auson Genuine Pine Tar is the ancestor of the pigmented pine tars. The pine tar is ideal for shingled roofs, boats, wooden buildings and even the care of horse hooves and cloven hooves. Our Genuine Pine Tar also penetrates unplaned wood well.

By diluting with gum turpentine or heating the tar, you can enable faster penetration in the wood and make it less sticky. An old recipe for wood treatment is one-third each of Genuine Pine Tar, Gum Turpentine and boiled or raw linseed oil. Colour: dark brown.

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  TARINOIL  

 

Tarinoil is a thin liquid with pine tar scent, a simple mixture of the natural products pine tar, linseed oil and gum turpentine. Similar compounds have been traditional for decades and offer wooden surfaces a long time protection. The content of effective ingredients is very high, even the gum turpentine can be counted among them, being a pine tree derivate.

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  IMPREX  

 

The main area for usage is for wood and oakum and rope preservation. It can also be used with transparent colour pastes for making wood stains.For wood preservation Imprex shall be mixed with linseed oil before use. Petroleum solvent or gum turpentine can be used as diluents.

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  TREATMENT  

 

For wood preservation, Imprex should not be used unmixed, a recommendable mixture is one third each of Imprex, boiled linseed oil, and turpentine. This compound gives a particularly light shade of tar to the wood. Make sure that the wood is absolutely dry before you tar it. Imprex can also be used with transparent colour pastes for making wood stain.

As any other Pine Tar Imprex will fade by the sunlight, it should be applied with a brush in thin layers.

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  TAR OIL  

 

Light Pine Tar penetrates deep into the wood and prevents it from drying and cracking. When the wood is dehydrated and contains cracks, the water is free to penetrate the wood and eventually the wood will start to rot. When you prevent dehydration you prevent the wood from rotting at the same time. Wood treated with Auson Light Pine Tar is rewarded with a long lasting protection, a beautiful silver gray color and a classic wood texture.

Light Pine Tar can be used for pressure treated wood, wood deck, fence, garden furniture, facades, pallet collars and other untreated wood. Can also be used for hardwood such as larch, cedar etc.

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  TREATMENT  

 

The surface must be dry and properly cleaned. Do not coat during early spring; allow the sun to dry out the wood instead. Apply the Pine Tar with a brush or a roller. Work on small areas at a time and you can easily wipe off any surplus, especially under roofs and underside of furniture. Use a rag soaked in turpentine or spirit to wipe off. Wear rubber gloves and make sure to cover over any nearby plants. The wood will typically smell of Pine Tar for the first twenty-four hours. The odour is faint and will disappear over time, but the Pine Tar will remain, doing its work.

Treatment with Light Pine Tar every two or three years is enough!  

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  WILD BOAR TAR  

 

Attract wild boar to your location all year round by brushing a rich layer of Boar tar on the tree trunk or wooden pole. The wild boar can feel the scent from several kilometers away and will be lured to the site to rub against the impregnated tree. The Boar Tar simulates the tree to be rich in resin that wild boars use to remove parasites from their fur.

In recent centuries, the range of wild boar has changed dramatically, largely due to hunting by humans and more recently because of captive wild boar escaping into the wild. For many years the population dwindled. A revival of boar populations began in the middle of the 20th century and by 1950 wild boar had once again reached their original boundary world wide.

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  TREATMENT  

 

Auson Wild Boar Tar is easy to apply, the material can also be used on frozen and wet tree trunks. Brush the tar from ground level up to approx. 1 metre on the trunk/post. The tar scent is then carried by the wind and the wild boar can easily seek out the treated timber. For best results, maintain regularly by applying a thin layer of Auson Wild Boar Tar.

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  SLEEPER OIL  

 

Sleeper oil is a decay inhibiting oil based on genuine wood tar, giving it a characteristical smell which will decrease in time. Sleeper oil provides effectively long term decay protection for all types of wood, such as sleepers, fences, poles, etc.

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  CHINESE WOOD OIL  

 

Chinese wood oil or tung oil is extracted from the seeds of the tung tree. Thanks to its extremely small molecules, the oil has excellent depth penetration properties and has long been used to protect wood against moisture penetration and cracking.

Chinese Wood Oil is suitable for treating hardwoods such as teak and mahogany. The oil is combined with linseed oil and solvent. Chinese Wood Oil can be used for all types of wood – Garden furniture, Terraces, Windows, Doors, Boats. Can be used both indoors and out.

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  RAW LINSEED OIL  

 

Raw linseed oil is a low viscosity liquid with an oily consistence and golden brown colour. Raw linseed oil is primarily a glyceride with a high fatty acid value. The oil is obtained from flax seeds through pressing.

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  BOILED, LINSEED OIL  

 

Boiled linseed oil is a vegetable oil, obtained from raw linseed oil by heat treatment and blended with siccative, solvent and white spirit which catalytically expedites the drying process.

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  GUM TURPENTINE  

 

Gum Turpentine is a colourless thin liquid with a characteristic odour. Biodegradable solvent for tars, linsed oil, paints etc.

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