Cuprinol Garden Shades Coastal Mist Matt Multi-Surface Exterior Wood Paint - 5L

Renew your home with the Garden shades exterior matt wood paint from Cuprinol. It's suitable for u...

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Cuprinol Garden Shades in Coastal Mist is a versatile, water-based exterior paint designed for homeowners looking to protect and rejuvenate garden structures like sheds, fences, and furniture. This product is highly valued for its ability to provide a durable, weather-resistant matt finish while allowing the natural texture of woodgrain to remain visible. While it offers excellent versatility for wood, brick, and stone, users must note that it is not suitable for decking and requires dry, mild weather conditions for successful application.

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ColourBlue
Model Part Number5244440
BrandCuprinol

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FAQs

Can I use this paint on my decking?

No, Cuprinol Garden Shades is not suitable for decking.

How many coats do I need?

A minimum of two coats is required to achieve the best color and protection.

Is this paint safe for animals?

Once fully dry, it is believed to be safe for use on wood that pets, birds, or wild animals may come into contact with or gnaw.

What happens if it rains after I paint?

You should only apply this paint when dry weather is forecast. If it rains before the paint has dried, the finish may be compromised.

How much area does one 5L tin cover?

One 5L tin covers between 10m² and 12m² per liter on average, depending on surface porosity.

How do I dispose of leftover paint?

Do not throw paint away. Take any leftover product to a local Community RePaint collection point.

Troubleshooting

Paint is not adhering to an old surface

Lightly sand the surface to create a profile for the paint to grip and ensure the surface is completely clean and dry.

Visible streaks or uneven finish

Ensure you are stirring the paint thoroughly before and during application, and apply evenly along the direction of the wood grain.

Overspray on nearby surfaces

Clean the overspray immediately using water and household detergent while the paint is still wet.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides up to 6 years of weather protection
  • Works on multiple surfaces including brick and stone
  • Water-based and low VOC content
  • Allows natural woodgrain texture to remain visible
  • Easy to clean up with water

Cons

  • Not suitable for application on decking
  • Requires dry weather conditions above 5 degrees Celsius
  • May require a pre-treatment wood preserver for long-term decay prevention

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean and dry. Strip back loose or flaking paint to bare wood. If adhesion is questionable, perform a small test patch first.
  2. Environment: Only apply when the temperature is above 5°C and no rain or bad weather is forecast.
  3. Application: Stir thoroughly before and during use. Apply a minimum of two coats. If using a sprayer, consult the specific sprayer manufacturer's guide and cover nearby objects to avoid overspray.
  4. Cleaning: Remove wet product from brushes with a cloth, then wash with water. Clean any unwanted splashes immediately while still wet.
  5. Storage: Keep the container in a cool, dry place. Protect from frost and extreme temperatures to ensure the paint remains viable for future touch-ups.

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