Paint

Allbäck's linseed oil paint is a traditional linseed-oil-based paint system used for long-lived wood/masonry restoration work, typically marketed as solvent-free and “heritage” friendly. This is the paint that was chosen for the maintenance of Château Versailles in France, and many other famous historical buildings, so its high quality is beyond doubt. Very durable, and one of the few mass-produced zero-plastic conventional paint options on the market.

Graphenstone markets mineral/natural paints (often lime- and/or silicate-based) and positions graphene as a performance additive in some product lines. Graphenstone is the brainchild of a Spanish chemical engineer, Antonio León Jiménez, who in 2013 invented a new technique for making lime-based mineral paint more durable, flexible, and conductive by adding graphene to the formula.