You're better off with Cuprinol Ducksback.
Wow £12 for a shed, I’ll buy two for the garden at this price!
Says on the post that it’s from 15th April, but looks live now? Anyone know if this live until 15th April instead?
Says on the post that it’s from 15th April, but looks live now? Anyone k …Says on the post that it’s from 15th April, but looks live now? Anyone know if this live until 15th April instead?
Yeah just re-read, sorry makes sense now!
Silly question but I am buying some racking with mdf shelves to go in the garage. Ive heard/seen photos of these shelves covered in mould. Would this stuff offer any protection?
Buy creocote. Absolutely excellent product. Also on 2 -4-1 at Wickes atm. Oil based not water mixed with wax like this stuff.
Buy creocote. Absolutely excellent product. Also on 2 -4-1 at Wickes atm. …Buy creocote. Absolutely excellent product. Also on 2 -4-1 at Wickes atm. Oil based not water mixed with wax like this stuff.
Creosote is no longer publicly available as it has been found to be a carcinogenic.
If you have a new fence or painting on top of another water based it'll probably work great, I bought this but won't open till weekend.
Creosote is no longer publicly available as it has been found to be a …Creosote is no longer publicly available as it has been found to be a carcinogenic.
There are a number of colours available... Tudor black, charcoal grey, dark oak, medium oak, forest green, red cedar.
Can you creocote (not creosote) over this ?
Cuprinol is better. Never use a spray gun, especially in a semi-detached area. Just buy a thick brush.
toolstation.com/woo…655 - on offer for £17.20 at the moment as well.
Personally I think this is a much better product for garden timber. Its a thin oil based preserver that soaks into the wood and a couple of coats builds a surface film to repel water. It soaks in and lets the grain of the wood remain visible. Unlike wax based paint the colour will last a lot longer and the preservative that soaks into the wood will stop it rotting. It also wont start peeling and flaking after 6 months and look a mess. Its really easy to slosh a new coat on and theres no prep required as its an oil that soaks in. It's kinda like creocote, but doesn't have the weird smell and comes in a lot more colours.
The only complaint is that the light brown was more of a dark brown imo. I ended up buying golden brown which is what I was expecting the light brown to be.
My tiny garden has 6 fence panels after 2 the new spray gun went in the bin, I might as well have just given b&q £40 and gone home with nothing. The fence spray gun is without doubt the worst DIY thing I have ever bought.
Hot! Bought 10 sheds, one for me, will sell the rest on ebay, just need to find a courier that will deliver these on the cheap.