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Johnstones Woodworks, expensive, but there is no comparrison.
It lasts for years.
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08/5/2024 at 3:16pm
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We live on the seafront. Wind and salt are the killer of wood. However we have always used "Sadolin" which lasts 7 - 10 years between applications.
Brands like Cuprino lor Ronseal were lasting 3-5 years
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08/5/2024 at 4:32pm
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Did you give the cuprinol a good stir first?
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08/5/2024 at 5:59pm
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It could be because it's meant to be more a colouring Stain that allows the natural wood texture to show through, rather than a true Paint which is intended to cover and obscure!
Sadly can't recommend an obscuring paint alternative from experience, always favoured the 'stain' look.
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08/5/2024 at 8:17pm
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Quote: Originally posted by SGThomas on 08/5/2024
We live on the seafront. Wind and salt are the killer of wood. However we have always used "Sadolin" which lasts 7 - 10 years between applications.
Brands like Cuprino lor Ronseal were lasting 3-5 years
We used to use Sadolin on our hardwood framed windows and soffits and it is an excellent product. However I would have thought it a bit on the expensive side for general garden use?
David
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