Swab, Inc has a great way to clean and preserve your teak on your sailboats and yachts alike!  This sailboat has been maintained for the last three years using raw linseed oil.  Every year the teak is cleaned with linseed oil soap and nourished with a thin layer of purified raw linseed oil.  The system works great!  Give Swab,Inc a call today to preserve and protect your teak! (585) 313-4950

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I just finished these Adirondack Chairs created from all my old skis! They came out great and are very comfortable. It’s a unique design using all re-claimed pieces to create a very durable chair that’s also a terrific conversation starter. I used an organic, raw linseed oil finish on the wood frames, which gives it a rich look. Every time I sit down in them memories come flooding back: going 80mph, first Whistler trip, the thrill of just skiing!

What a fun project and done just in time for summer!

Oxidized, grey dried out teak furniture brought back to life with linseed oil!  I cleaned the furniture with organic linseed oil soap and nurished the teak with organic raw linseed oil. Total cost $375.  

             

SWAB,Inc. has been working closely with Viking Sales the US distributer for Allback organic linseed oil paint and finishing products.  We are offering a unique way to actually speak to someone about how to use these great superior products.  If you go the solventfreepaint.com I’m located at the tab “Speak to the Painter”.  You are able to choose from a variety of time slots from; 30 minuets, 1 hour, schedule a work shop, home inspection and color matching.

We are passionate about the use of these products and leaving a chemical free way of life plus they work better!  Give them a try!

Warm Regards,

Marc Luebstorff

I refinished this early 20th century mahogany table.  The table’s  finish was failing lots of cup marks along with disintegrating varnish.  I removed the old varnish and finished the table with raw linseed oil and linseed oil wax.  You can now see all the beautiful grains in the wood and patterns.  Have SWAB, Inc. bring back to life your next old piece of furniture!

Big thanks out to Jim Liebel  for providing these high quality images of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Boynton House in Rochester New York.  Jim was the amazing woodworker on this historic project! He made most of the cabnitry, built-ins, furniture, and all of the new trim that was used in this home.  Believe it or not about seven miles of trim was used to finish this home.

SWAB Inc. was the finisher on this amazing project including the furniture, cabinetry and builtins along with all the trim and doors, It took over two years to complete and I was involved for a year and a half. SWAB Inc. also was the painter of all the Exterior trim including the pergola and garage.  This was a monumental task and i’m proud to be apart of such a historic renovation.

I used organic linseed oil and linseed oil varnish on the kitchen counters and exterior doors, the original wood refrigerator.  In addition the original kitchen which was used in the basement was refurbished with linseed oil soap and linseed oil wax as the finish.

There was a great documentary done on this restoration, WXXI’s Frank Lloyd Wright’s Boynton House, The Next Hundred Years.  Enjoy!

This old door was cleaned and refinished with linseed oil products. These products are chemical free and will rejuvenate the wood to last for the next 80 years. Call SWAB, Inc. for your next project!

I cleaned and finished this beautiful pool side teak deck with non-chemical linseed oil products! This system also works great on sailboat decks. It’s relatively inexpensive and is a superior way to protect and preserve your expensive decks! Call SWAB, Inc. For your next project!

Unique tong and groove walls and ceilings along with beautiful intricate  trim and doors were finished with linseed oil wax.  Call SWAB,Inc. for a proven chemical free method to rehabilitate your homes woodwork!

Awesome to see that in the outset linseed oil paint was used on this magnificent national treasure. I must tell them about the use of linseed oil paint today. What a project this would be!