Decking End Grain Preserver Green 750ML
HA68002P
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High performance wood treatment for exterior smooth and rough sawn timbers. Kills woodworm and prevents rot.
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In detail
Ronseal Total Wood Preserver is a high performance solvent-based wood treatment for smooth or rough sawn exterior timber. Kills and prevents wood boring insect and prevents wet and dry rot.
Ideal for both interior and exterior surfaces. Application is by brush, spray or dipping with coverage up to 8sq/m per litre. Recoatable in 24 hours.
- Size
- 750ML
- Application Methods
- Brush
- Colour
- Green
Available colours
Ronseal Decking End Grain Preserver Green is available in 1 colours from the Ronseal Colour Cards.
Browse colours
Always ask your client to try their colour choice on the wall first. Colour cards and emulsion sample pots are available at your local Brewers or at designerpaint.com
Data sheets
Additional information
Decking end grain, if left unprotected, will allow water to soak in - leading to rot and decay. Our Decking End Grain Protector is highly waterproof helping to lock out the water. And what's great, it can be painted over with our stain or oil. So your deck will look great and stay healthy for longer.
Where can I use it?
Newly cut decking ends.
How much will it cover?
This 750ml tin will cover up to 4.5m² with 2 coats.
Dry Time
It's rainproof in 90 minutes, leave no longer than 4 hours between coats.
Clean up
Wash your brushes out in warm, soapy water.
Before you start
Make sure it's a warm, dry day (above 10°C and not going to rain).
The wood must be clean and dry, this'll make sure the Protector soaks in.
Using Decking End Grain Protector first, give the tin a good stir and keep stirring it as you use it. Get loads of Protector on your brush and coat the deck ends. If you get any on the top of the boards, wipe it off with a cloth.
Once it's dry you can put on the second coat, you'll need to do this within 4 hours. Leave it to dry for another 4 hours before you stain or oil over it.
Clean up
Take as much protector as possible off your brush and then clean it in warm, soapy water. Don't empty any leftover protector into drains or watercourses. Your local authority may have special ways to get rid of waste product.
