Name: EcoHouse 921 Cozica Drier Blend
Brand: Eco-House
Rating: 3.5 (2 reviews)

Speeds up the drying time of linseed oil and stand oil coats. It's an aromatic-free blend of cobalt, barium and zinc octoates. Added in tiny quantities it helps linseed oil and stand oil coats to dry through and shortens dry times.


**4 oz bottle**  - This aromatic-free blend of cobalt, barium, and zinc octoates speeds up the drying time of linseed oil and stand oil coats.

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This very light, purified linseed oil is made without additives. It's used as a fine oil painting medium, or as a raw material ingredient.

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A light-colored, pre-polymerized linseed oil, adds elasticity and moisture to the paint coat, improving flow and leveling of paints. It has less of a tendency to yellow than plain linseed oil.

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This is a general-purpose thinner, degreaser, brush cleaner, and volatile painting medium for oil-based paints. It is an odorless, clear, hypo-allergenic, and archival solvent.

A general-purpose thinner, degreaser, brush cleaner and volatile painting medium for oil-based paints. Odorless, clear, hypo-allergenic, archival solvent.

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A medium-strength, general-purpose thinner and mild solvent of choice for fine art painters. Eco-House 115 Xtra-Mild Citrus Cleaner dries slower than turpentine, keeping the paint workable for a longer period of time. Not suitable for dissolving hard resins, such as dammar or copal.

A medium-strength, general-purpose thinner and mild solvent of choice for fine art painters. Eco-House 115 Xtra-Mild Citrus Cleaner dries slower than turpentine, keeping the paint workable for a longer period of time.

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Orange Terpene 915 is the most potent solvent in the Eco-House solvent system. For the painter, it can be used as an adequate substitute for turpentine. 


This petroleum-free solvent is formulated from food-grade ingredients, and of high archival quality. A natural, high-quality essential oil, it is highly distilled to remove allergy-causing components. However, like many natural essential oils, it produces strong fumes that may be irritating to persons who are hypersensitive. It should be used only in well-ventilated areas, when a strong solvent is technically unavoidable, for instance, to dissolve damar resin solids or soften hardened paints, waxes, and gums. It leaves behind no residue.


This product is mixable in any ratio with Eco-House 115 Xtra-Mild Citrus Cleaner or 125 Neutral Thin.

Archival-quality solvent is made from food-quality ingredients. It can be used as a substitute for turpentine to dissolve damar resin solids or soften hardened paints, waxes, and gums.

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A high-quality, graded natural resin that adds brilliance and luminosity to colors. Clear white crystals are used to make various traditional painting preparations, such as varnish and medium. Strain out impurities using Orange Terpene.

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Damar Varnish can be used as a final picture varnish over well-dried oil paintings, after 6-12 months, or as an ingredient to your own medium formula. It makes a semi-gloss protective coat.

Damar Varnish can be used as a final picture varnish over well-dried oil paintings, after 6 to 12 months, or as an ingredient to your own medium formula. It makes a semi-gloss protective coat.

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This medium has a rather heavy consistency resulting in a rich glaze finish. The addition of lead-free driers cobalt-zirconium-calcium octoates reduces the drying time.

Speeds up the drying time of linseed oil and stand oil coats. It's an aromatic-free blend of cobalt, barium and zinc octoates. Added in tiny quantities it helps linseed oil and stand oil coats to dry through and shortens dry times.

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