Fence Protector Triple Award Winner

Product Information

Untreated wooden fences can be prone to mould, algae and the greying effects of weathering and sun damage. After this, you can sand down any rough areas or splinters to ensure for a smooth finish when applying your fence paint.

Please note that the due to the differences in porosity of some wooden surfaces, rough sawn, absorbent wood will have a darker finish than harder smooth wood. Fence Protector is produced in a durable flexible UPVC which will fit a variety of concrete post sizes.Avoid overspreading as this will reduce the long-term durability and performance of the coating system. Its traditional solvent-based formulation also contains water repellents to help resist rain penetration.

Providing an ideal and economical solution for sheds and fencing, it also complements the OUTDOORS paint when that is used on summer houses, decking and other materials . A solvent-based wood protector that penetrates deep into the wood to give a natural, rustic looking colour to both rough sawn and smooth planed timber. Previously Coated Timber: Remove any old loose or peeling coatings and sand back, ensuring any dust is removed. In preparation make sure that the wood is clean, dry and free from any surface dust or potential contaminants.Its advanced, wax enriched formula provides a luxurious, long-lasting golden-brown finish which, when dry, is water repellent and offers up to 5 years of protection. From large bristle brushes to fence sprayers, these products are suitable for use with a variety of water, solvent and oil-based fence treatments. Available in clear and coloured, water, solvent and oil-based formulations to satisfy every project requirement. Along with giving the surface a fresh new look, some of our solutions provide a protective layer too, often preventing damage from even the harshest elements and resisting against flaking and peeling. We cannot guarantee that the colour you see accurately displays the true colour of the end treated product and always recommend testing on an inconspicuous area before beginning your project.