Ronseal One Coat Shed and Fence Protector Red Cedar 5 litres (Covers up to 6 Fence Panels) All Weather Protection

Ronseal One Coat Shed & Fence Protection for sheds & fences. Don't waste more time than you need painting your shed and fence. One coat can be brushed or sprayed on and it'll stand up to rain, frost, snow and sun, meaning you'll get lasting colour and protection for 2 years. Before you start, wait for a warm, dry day (above 10c and not going to rain). Cold, wet weather stops the stain from drying which could make it wash off. Give the wood a good clean with a stiff brush to get rid of any dirt or the stain might not soak in properly. If your fence is grey and hasn't been treated before, you'll need to give the wood a good clean or the stain might not stick. You could clean the wood with either a pressure washer (be careful not to damage the wood) or use a suitable fence cleaner. The wood will need to be dry before you paint it. Cover anything you don't want to get stain on. To check you're happy with the colour, find a small hidden patch of wood to test on before you paint our whole shed or fence. When using a brush, give it a really good stir using something wide, like an old wooden spoon. Get lots of stain on your brush and put a good thick coat on. If you see any drips, brush them in. Give any drips on plants or paving a wipe with soapy water before it dries. When using a sprayer, you'll need to make sure it's not too windy. Pour the liquid into the tank. Pump it up and start spraying. Use long, sweeping, horizontal arm movements and move along the full width of the panel. Drop down and do the same again, going over where you've already sprayed by about half. This will make sure the whole area is covered with just the right amount of stain. Any overspray should be cleaned up straight away with soapy water before it dries.