Cuprinol Garden Shades Beaumont Blue 1 Litre CUPGSBMB1L

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Barleywood, Beaumont Blue, Beach Blue, Coastal Mist, Cornflower, Country Cream, Dazzling Yellow, Dusky Gem, Forget Me Not, Iris, Muted Clay, Natural Stone, Pale Jasmine, Purple Pansy, Sage, Seagrass, Seasoned Oak, Silver Birch, Sunny Lime, Sweet Pea, Sweet Sundae, Terracotta, Urban Slate, Wild Thyme, Willow

As Garden Shades often goes on directly to the wood, without a primer, sometimes it will soak deep into the wood and this can create the need for a third coat. This may be noticeable with rougher woods, open end grains or indeed deep colours. If wood has been exposed and dried out for a long period of time, this may also draw the more of the product away from the surface and into the wood structure. We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return.Stir thoroughly before pouring contents into a Cuprinol sprayer. Overspraying surrounding areas can be minimized by avoiding spraying in windy conditions and by using cardboard or plastic as a shield. Any overspray should be cleaned up immediately (whilst still wet) with water and household detergent.

The key thing to consider here, is how the price of Cuprinol Garden Shades Beaumont blue Matt Wood paint 0.05L compares to others but taking into account the quality and features of Cuprinol Garden Shades Beaumont blue Matt Wood paint 0.05L over the other options. Be mindful that it is waxed-enriched and that once these waxes are dried, they act to repel liquids, which would include an additional coats. Don't try to coat the whole project with one coat before getting onto the next coat. Instead it is better to paint sections in in time chunks of 2-4 hours. Cuprinol Garden Shades Beaumont blue Matt Wood paint 0.05L.You can apply this wood paint from the Cuprinol Garden Shades range to using a brush roller or spray to colour and provide protection. It takes 8 hours to dry and will cover up to 12m² per litre on average.Application: Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Any loose, flaking paint should be removed prior to application. It is best to do a test patch in a discrete area as the wood's original colour will be a factor in the final result. If the paint does not adhere well, lightly sand to provide a key. It is advisable to treat the wood with a preservative first, to protect against fungal growth and wood boring insects.