Ronseal 10 Year Woodstain in Walnut offers exceptional protection for your exterior wood surfaces, ensuring they look great for a decade. This high-quality stain provides a rich, warm finish that enhances the natural beauty of wood. It is easy to apply, requiring no base coats or primers, and is suitable for all smooth planed exterior wood, although it is not recommended for decking.
Technical specifications
Colour: Walnut
Size: 2.5L
Drying Time: Rainproof in 1 hour, completely dry in 12 hours
Coverage: Up to 18m² per litre
Number of Coats: Three
Application Method: Brush
Woodstain Base: Water
Finish: Satin
Durability: Lasts 10 years
VOC: Low
Available Sizes: 2.5L, 0.75L, 0.25L
Installation
Choose a dry day with temperatures above 10°C for application.
Prepare the wood surface by sanding with 120 grit sandpaper to remove old finishes and smooth the surface.
Clean the surface with white spirit to remove dust.
Stir the tin thoroughly before application.
Test the Woodstain on a small area to ensure satisfaction with the color.
Apply the Woodstain in the direction of the grain using a brush.
Allow the first coat to dry for four hours before applying the second coat.
Lightly sand the surface before applying the third coat for a smoother finish.
Wait 12 hours for the third coat to dry completely, but it will be rainproof in just one hour.
Usage
Ideal for exterior smooth planed doors and windows.
Regular cleaning of stained surfaces will help maintain the Woodstain's condition.
If any stain gets on your skin, wash it off with warm, soapy water.
For repairs, sand down damaged areas and reapply the Woodstain as needed.
Giving this 4 stars, not 5, purely because it comes out a different colour depending on the wood being painted. Originally bought it to paint our new fence but after one inconspicuous post it looked more dark brown than the grey we were expecting so we abandoned the job. Having bought 2 tins at over £35 a tin, we ended up using it on the decking and new shed instead. They look fabulous, however you wouldn’t think we’d used the same colour paint for both. Colour variations aside, the paint is a good consistency and easy to apply (we used a brush, not a spray). We bought 2 x 2.5 litre tins to do a fence that was 20m long by 2m high. Because of the absorbency of the rough, pressure treated timber, I’m not convinced 2 tins would’ve been enough for one coat on both sides of the fence. Can’t speak for long term durability as it’s only been on the decking a month but no peeling or flaking so far!
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