Interior & Exterior Woodstain
Ronseal Interior & Exterior Woodstain is suitable for both inside and outside use. The satin finish provides colour and protection for interior wood, without the need for overcoating with varnish. When used on exterior wood, the finish flexes with the wood to help prevent against cracking, flaking and peeling.
Colours Available:
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Mahogany
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Deep Mahogany
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Cherry Wood
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Medium Oak
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Teak
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Antique Pine
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Walnut
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Lightoak
WHERE CAN I USE IT
Suitable for use on bare or previously stained wood in the home and outside. It is ideal for use on doors, window frames, skirting boards, furniture, garden furniture, banisters and other trim areas. It is not however suitable for use on wooden floors, timber decking, childrens toys or areas used for the preparation and consumption of food.
WHAT SORT OF FINISH
A satin sheen finish ideal for interior or exterior woodwork
HOW MANY COATS
2 are normally enough but untreated wood may need 3.
COVERAGE
16-20 square metres per litre or 3 coats on both sides of a door. Weathered wood may reduce coverage rates. Coverage varies with the absorbency of the wood.
DRYING TIMES
Touch dry / rainproof in 1 hour and can be recoated in 4 hours
APPLICATION
Start by ensuring the wood is clean and dry, lightly sand to remove any loose wood fibres and wipe off any dirt, dust and grease with white spirit. Allow to dry. Finishes such as paint or exterior varnish must be completely removed before application. For the best possible finish use a good quality brush designed for the application of water-based finishes. The treatment of a small test area to determine final colour is recommended. Colour may be influenced by texture, grain, colour, porosity, previous finishes and type of wood. Stir well before and during use. Apply using a good quality brush designed for the application of water-based finishes. Apply even coats finishing in the direction of the wood grain. Do not apply in direct sunlight.
CLEAN UP AND MAINTENANCE
Remove as much product as possible from the brush before cleaning. Clean brushes whilst wet with water and detergent.Do not empty into drains or watercourses. Some local authorities have special facilities for disposing of waste coatings. The coating should be inspected on an annual basis. Recoat as appropriate.
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