Coloured woodstain
 

I've heard that you can get exterior woodstain in different colours
other that woody colours, including white. Is this true? - I can't
find anything on google. I'm mainly interested in white because the
house is listed. Any info and links would be greatly appreciated.

Keith

Coloured woodstain
 

Use the best:

http://www.nam.sikkens.com/product.c...egory=exterior

Coloured woodstain
 

Keefiedee wrote:
I've heard that you can get exterior woodstain in different colours
other that woody colours, including white. Is this true? - I can't
find anything on google. I'm mainly interested in white because the
house is listed. Any info and links would be greatly appreciated.


http://www.cuprinol.co.uk/products/g..._overview.html


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Dave - The Medway Handyman
www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

Coloured woodstain
 

On Oct 30, 8:34*am, "The Medway Handyman"
wrote:
Keefiedee wrote:
I've heard that you can get exterior woodstain in different colours
other that woody colours, including white. *Is this true? - I can't
find anything on google. *I'm mainly interested in white because the
house is listed. *Any info and links would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.cuprinol.co.uk/products/g..._overview.html

--
Dave - The Medway Handymanwww.medwayhandyman.co.uk

I should have said - this is for bargeboards, fascias etc. - not
really garden shades territory I don't suppose.

Keith

Coloured woodstain
 

"Keefiedee" wrote in message
...
I've heard that you can get exterior woodstain in different colours
other that woody colours, including white. Is this true? - I can't
find anything on google. I'm mainly interested in white because the
house is listed. Any info and links would be greatly appreciated.

Keith

Butinox

Coloured woodstain
 

Keefiedee wrote:
I've heard that you can get exterior woodstain in different colours
other that woody colours, including white. Is this true? - I can't
find anything on google. I'm mainly interested in white because the
house is listed. Any info and links would be greatly appreciated.

Keith
Try Sadolin white woodstain. Finish is satin. I discovered it through
this group a few years ago and used it on my fascias and bargeboards.
It is an acryllic product wich it states is not for areas of high wear.
All it requires is removal of loose parts of the existing finish. My
application lasted about 5 years and an advantage is that it does not peel

Malcolm

Coloured woodstain
 

On Oct 30, 6:08*pm, Malcolm wrote:
Keefiedee wrote:
I've heard that you can get exterior woodstain in different colours
other that woody colours, including white. *Is this true? - I can't
find anything on google. *I'm mainly interested in white because the
house is listed. *Any info and links would be greatly appreciated.

Keith

Try Sadolin white woodstain. *Finish is satin. *I discovered it through
this group a few years ago and used it on my fascias and bargeboards.
It is an acryllic product wich it states is not for areas of high wear.
* All it requires is removal of loose parts of the existing finish. *My
application lasted about 5 years and an advantage is that it does not peel

Malcolm

When you say it just requires removal of loose parts of existing
finish - do you mean any finish - like paint?

Keith

Coloured woodstain
 

Keefiedee wrote:
On Oct 30, 6:08 pm, Malcolm wrote:
Keefiedee wrote:
I've heard that you can get exterior woodstain in different colours
other that woody colours, including white. Is this true? - I can't
find anything on google. I'm mainly interested in white because the
house is listed. Any info and links would be greatly appreciated.
Keith
Try Sadolin white woodstain. Finish is satin. I discovered it through
this group a few years ago and used it on my fascias and bargeboards.
It is an acryllic product wich it states is not for areas of high wear.
All it requires is removal of loose parts of the existing finish. My
application lasted about 5 years and an advantage is that it does not peel

Malcolm

When you say it just requires removal of loose parts of existing
finish - do you mean any finish - like paint?

Keith
yes - go into a decorators supplier (in south Hampshire I use Brewers)
and ask to see a tin

Malcolm