Description
Umton Walnut Oil
Walnut oil, widely used in oil painting from the 15th to the 18th century, is especially suitable as a binder for white and light-colored paints because it gets yellow less over time than linseed oil. Its low viscosity allows it to hold more pigment, resulting in greater color coverage and stronger tinting strength.
Once dry, walnut oil forms a harder and more durable colorless film compared to many other oils, making it a preferred choice for artists seeking lasting clarity and strength in their work.