Water Repellent Decking Oil
Achieve that naturally grey-weathered timber look you have always dreamed of with the Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil.
With it's clear penetrating formula, our exterior timber oil allows your timber to naturally grey over time, all whilst protecting it from water. You will never have to worry again.
Watch your timber reach its full potential, as you achieve that newly renovated area you have always wanted.
Our Water Repellent Timber and Clear Decking Oil can be used for exterior cladding and weatherboards, decking, fences and gates, windows and doors and timber panelling.
WHERE TO USE
All exterior timber.
COVERAGE RATE
Softwood 6-8m2 per Litre Hardwood 8 - 10m2 per Litre
NUMBER OF COATS
Bare Timber: 2 Maintenance: 1
RECOAT TIME
Allow at least 2 hours to penetrate.
Coating does not need to fully dry before applying subsequent coats
CLEAN UP
Mineral Turpentine Clean up
How to prepare your deck for the Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil:
Before you get coating... Let's Prep!
How to prepare new timber:
Allow your new timber to weather for 4-6 weeks before applying.
Ensure your deck is clean and ready to go with Feast Watson Woodclean, using a high pressure hose and a stiff bristled brush or broom.
Sand the surface lightly to remove any grain raise for the best results for your deck. And remember, remove any leftover dust before coating!
How to prepare previously coated timber:
Do you already have your timber coated? Easy! You can coat it with the Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil too.
First, ensure the surface has weathered. You can check this by sprinkling water onto your deck:
if the water absorbs - you're good to go!
if the water beats, you may need to let your deck further weather, or requires you to either sand or strip your deck.
Do you have a painted or varnished surface? Before coating, you must bring your timber back to bare timber by stripping or sanding your deck.
How to apply Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil to your deck:
So, how do you make your deck look industry standard and protected from water? Let’s see!
Before you get started, you need to ensure the following:
Your timber is completely dry before applying the Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil.
The Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil is thoroughly stirred through before starting (and during!). Avoid introducing any bubbles!
Alright take your product and your brush, roller or spray and let’s apply your timber oil:
Apply your first coat of Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil by walking along 3-4 planks at a time, in the same direction as the grain of the deck.
Don’t forget about your edges! They need to be fully coated.
Leave your deck to dry for 2 hours ad let the oil completely sink in. Go make yourself a cup of tea, put your feet up and read a book.
Apply your second coat. Remember, your deck doesn't need to be completely dry before reapplying.
You are all done - good job! Now let's keep this deck from losing its look...
To keep your deck water protected, maintenance is required every 3-6 months.
Always keep an eye on your timber to look for signs of loss of water repellency.
When required, clean your deck with a high pressure water hose and a stiff bristled brush or broom.
Allow your deck to dry, and recoat with two coats of Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil, to achieve that finished glow again.
How to prepare your deck for the Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil:
Before you get coating... Let's Prep!
How to prepare new timber:
Allow your new timber to weather for 4-6 weeks before applying.
Ensure your deck is clean and ready to go with Feast Watson Woodclean, using a high pressure hose and a stiff bristled brush or broom.
Sand the surface lightly to remove any grain raise for the best results for your deck. And remember, remove any leftover dust before coating!
How to prepare previously coated timber:
Do you already have your timber coated? Easy! You can coat it with the Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil too.
First, ensure the surface has weathered. You can check this by sprinkling water onto your deck:
if the water absorbs - you're good to go!
if the water beats, you may need to let your deck further weather, or requires you to either sand or strip your deck.
Do you have a painted or varnished surface? Before coating, you must bring your timber back to bare timber by stripping or sanding your deck.
How to apply Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil to your deck:
So, how do you make your deck look industry standard and protected from water? Let’s see!
Before you get started, you need to ensure the following:
Your timber is completely dry before applying the Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil.
The Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil is thoroughly stirred through before starting (and during!). Avoid introducing any bubbles!
Alright take your product and your brush, roller or spray and let’s apply your timber oil:
Apply your first coat of Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil by walking along 3-4 planks at a time, in the same direction as the grain of the deck.
Don’t forget about your edges! They need to be fully coated.
Leave your deck to dry for 2 hours ad let the oil completely sink in. Go make yourself a cup of tea, put your feet up and read a book.
Apply your second coat. Remember, your deck doesn't need to be completely dry before reapplying.
You are all done - good job! Now let's keep this deck from losing its look...
To keep your deck water protected, maintenance is required every 3-6 months.
Always keep an eye on your timber to look for signs of loss of water repellency.
When required, clean your deck with a high pressure water hose and a stiff bristled brush or broom.
Allow your deck to dry, and recoat with two coats of Water Repellent Timber and Deck Oil, to achieve that finished glow again.
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