Paint latices from super bodied oils

Claim 1

AN OIL-IN-WATER EMULSION WHICH COMPRISES A VACUUM AND HEAT BODIED LINSEED OIL, FREE FROM GEL PARTICLES HAVING A VISCOSITY OF GREATER THAN 50 MINUTES BUT LESS THAN 75 MINUTES, SAID BODIED OIL REDUCED WITH A VOLATILE ORGANIC SOLVENT COMPRISING A MINOR AMOUNT OF AN OXYALKYLATED MONOALCOHOL, SAID MONOALCOHOL CONTAINING FROM 1 TO 3 CARBON ATOMS AND A MAJOR AMOUNT OF A VOLATILE HYDROCARBON SOLVENT TO NOT LESS THAN 80% NON-VOLATILE CONTENT AS THE DISPERSE PHASE AND A CONTINUOUS AQUEOUS PHASE COMPRISING WATER, FROM 1 TO 5% BY WEIGHT OF THE DISPERSE PHASE OF A NON-IONIC EMULSIFYING AGENT HAVING AN HN BETWEEN 39 AND 43 AND 6 TO 10% BY WEIGHT OF SAID OIL OF AN ALKALI METAL SALT OF A POLYMERIZED DRYING OIL FATTY ACID CONTAINING PRINCIPALLY DIMERS AND TRIMERS THEREOF, SAID EMULSION CONTAINING AN ALKALI METAL PHOSPHATE IN A QUANTITY SUFFICIENT TO IMPOSE A PH OF BETWEEN 8.0 AND 9.5 AND THE QUANTITY OF THE DISPERSE OIL PHASE OF THE ORDER OF 40 TO 60% BY WEIGHT OF THE TOTAL PRODUCT.