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Garden Furniture Stripper 750ml RSLGFS750

Name: Garden Furniture Stripper 750ml RSLGFS750
Brand: RONSEAL
SKU: rslgfs750
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

The Ronseal Garden Furniture Stripper is an effective solution for removing existing stains, oils, and paints from your garden furniture. Ideal for refreshing your furniture's appearance, it works quickly and efficiently, making it perfect for those looking to change the look of their outdoor space.

Technical specifications

Volume: 750ml

Coverage: 5.3m² per litre

Usage

Ensure the temperature is above 10°C and that rain is not expected.

Shake the tin well before use and apply generously with a brush.

Leave the stripper on for 30 minutes, ensuring it does not dry out.

Check readiness by scraping with a sharp tool; if needed, apply more and wait an additional 10 minutes.

Scrub with a stiff hand brush, adding water to assist in removal.

For slatted furniture, use a paint scraper for hard-to-reach areas.

Rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear and allow to dry for one to two days before applying a new finish.

Clean tools with warm, soapy water and dispose of any leftover stripper responsibly.

Features

Brand
RONSEAL
Consistency
Liquid
Intended use
Outdoor
Weight
782 g
Main solvent
Isopropyl alcohol

Customer reviews

4,5

/ 2 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 10/08/2021, United Kingdom

Does the job well but not as easily as the instructions suggest. It states brush on, leave for 30 minutes and then scrub off with water. I used it to renovate my hardwood garden furniture to remove 3 layers of yacht varnish and the most effective way is to use stainless steel wire wool and water (and 'elbow grease'). If using to take off paint, I think the task is easier. Having said that, my large table now revarnished looks terrific so it does do what it says on the tin.

MManoMano Customer

Published on 13/09/2017, United Kingdom

It took two tins and two sessions to strip the old accumulated finishes off my smallish garden gate. Took lots of elbow grease too. Scrubbng off the stripper and finish as directed on the tin didn't work so had to resort to scraping. However ..... i am super pleased with the end result. A lovely teak gate, and once treated with two coats of Sikkens is looking lovely. The hard work was worth it!!

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