Ronseal Fence Life Plus Exterior Fence & Shed Wood Paint - Warm Stone

Typically, two coats are recommended for optimal colour depth and long-lasting protection. However, you may achieve satisfactory results with one coat, especially on previously treated wood, though the colour intensity might be lighter.

Ronseal Fence Life Plus is specifically formulated for rough sawn and smooth planed sheds and fences. For decking or garden furniture, it is recommended to use products specifically designed for those high-traffic or close-contact surfaces, such as Ronseal Decking Stain or Garden Furniture Protector.

For best results, ensure the wood surface is clean, dry or slightly damp, and free from loose dirt, flaking material, and moss. Remove any previous loose coatings. No primer is required.

On average, Ronseal Fence Life Plus covers approximately 6 m² per litre. Therefore, a 9-litre tub should cover approximately 54 m² with one coat, depending on the porosity and texture of the wood.

The product is designed to provide colour that lasts for up to five years, with protection against UV damage to minimize fading. However, like all exterior finishes, extreme weather conditions over extended periods may lead to gradual changes.

Yes, Ronseal Fence Life Plus is suitable for application by both brush and spray. Ensure you follow the sprayer manufacturer's instructions for setup and cleaning.

Ensure the product is stirred thoroughly before and periodically during application. Apply thin, even coats rather than one thick coat. Allow adequate drying time between coats and ensure the wood surface is clean and free of debris.

While showerproof in 1 hour, full drying time can be affected by high humidity, low temperatures, or very thick coats. Ensure good ventilation and avoid over-application. Allow more time in cooler, damp conditions.

Ensure the wood surface is not excessively porous; very dry or weathered wood may absorb more product. Apply consistently and ensure the correct application method (brush or spray) is used for the surface type. Multiple thin coats generally provide better coverage than one thick coat.