I just installed this grass cloth in the foyer of this beautiful home.  It creates such a warm feeling and smells like your in a field.  Give me a call to schedule your transformation!

The old paint was removed from the deck.  The wood was inpregnated with raw linseed oil and then three coats of linseed oil varnish was applied.  The porch trim was also painted with organic linseed oil paint.

    
   

I painted this baby’s room with organic linseed oil paint.  When it comes to your children you should consider what your putting on their  

  

  

 walls.  Acrylic paint is in essence plastic and it off gasses throughout the whole time it is on your walls. Your baby deserves better, paint with a paints that don’t  have chemicals.  Natural paints are the way to go.  Call Swab, Inc. For an appointment today. 

   

  

  

  

  

  

 The teak on this sailboat was very weathered and the varnish had failed.  The old varnish is a film forming varnish that has a short life.  I cleaned the wood with linseed oil soap and removed the remaining old varnish.  I inpregnated the teak with raw linseed oil and then applied three coats of linseed oil varnish.  Linseed oil varnish is meant to penetrate  the wood and it is not film forming. This promotes a long life with minimal maintanance over the years. Notice I said years!  Swab, Inc. is transitioning into boat bright work and wood refinishing. Call today for an appointment (585)313-4950 ask for Marc. 

    
    
    
    
 

I cleaned this teak furniture with linseed oil soap and coated them with raw linseed oil. The before and after shots are great! 

    
   

I preserved and protected this cedar fence with raw linseed oil and pine tar.  This is a great alternative to the acrylic options out there.  There are now chemicals and this mixture is ment to penitrate and rejuvenate the cedar. 

    
   

I preserved and treated this beautiful new deck with a mixture of pine tar and organic raw linseed oil.  A great natural way to preserve, protect and beautify your wood areas around your home.

    
    
   

This historic window was brought back to life.  I believe the window dates back to this hitoric row house from 1890. The window was basically ready to fall apart. I removed the sashes and removed all the paint and glass. I noticed that there was only three originally Paines of glass and my friend Daniel supplied and cut the correct vintage glass. The sashes were oiled with organic raw linseed oil and the rabbits coated with shalac. This is done to keep the putty from drying out. I back bedded and reset all the glass and painted the sashes with organic linseed oil paint. This paint and glazing is far superior than acrylic paint and chemically produced glazing. Best of all they are historically correct. 

    
    
    
    
   

Newly installed cedar fence and Mahagany porch floor was finished with organic raw linseed oil and pine tar.  Maintains the natural beauty of the wood while providing superior protection.