Decking Care

Ronseal quick drying decking stain makes your deck look great without taking all day to do it. Unlike other stains, there is no need to strip back each year, simply clean the deck and reapply. It can be recoated in just 15 minutes.Suitable for WoodWeather-resistantInstructions for Use - Give the stain a good stir and dip in your brush or paint pad. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a small hidden patch of wood and try it. Start in the furthest corner, applying along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. After just 15 minutes you'll be able to apply the second coat even if it's still slightly wet as this will help the stain stick to the wood. After 24 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any stain on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Stain will keep your deck protected from the weather and everyday wear and tear. It looks great all year round, with added slip resistance. It lasts twice as long as standard decking stain.Suitable for WoodWeather-resistant, Resistant to stains, ultraviolet, slipping & waterSurface Preparation - Before you start, choose a warm, dry day (above 10°C) and clear the deck. To prepare new decking - Most new decks come with a bit of waterproofing protection. This could stop the stain from sticking. To avoid this, give your new deck a good scrub with Ronseal decking cleaner and reviver. Once scrubbed throw some water on the deck and see if it beads. If it doesn't you'll be ready to put on the stain. If it does then you'll have to clean it again until the water stops beading. Allow the wood to dry thoroughly before applying stain. Make sure you waterproof your new end grain or any freshly cut deck ends using Ronseal decking end grain protector. For untreated, grey and weathered decking - Ronseal decking stain will look much better on a nice clean deck, so use Ronseal decking restorer to take it back to its natural colour. It also helps the stain to stick, so your deck will look great for longer. For previously treated decks - If your deck has been painted or oiled, use Ronseal decking stripper to get it back to bare wood. If your deck has been previously stained, don't try to cover a dark stain with a lighter colour. You'll need to strip it first using our decking stripper.Instructions for Use - Give the stain a good stir and dip in your brush or pad. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a small hidden patch of wood and try it. Start in the furthest corner, brushing along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. Leave 4 hours between each coat. After 24 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any stain on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal quick drying decking stain makes your deck look great without taking all day to do it. Unlike other stains, there is no need to strip back each year, simply clean the deck and reapply. It can be recoated in just 15 minutes.Suitable for WoodWeather-resistant, Resistant to stains, ultraviolet, slipping & waterInstructions for Use - Give the stain a good stir and dip in your brush or paint pad. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a small hidden patch of wood and try it. Start in the furthest corner, applying along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. After just 15 minutes you'll be able to apply the second coat even if it's still slightly wet as this will help the stain stick to the wood. After 24 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any stain on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal quick drying decking stain makes your deck look great without taking all day to do it. Unlike other stains, there is no need to strip back each year, simply clean the deck and reapply. It can be recoated in just 15 minutes.Suitable for WoodWeather-resistant, Resistant to stains, ultraviolet, slipping & waterInstructions for Use - Give the stain a good stir and dip in your brush or paint pad. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a small hidden patch of wood and try it. Start in the furthest corner, applying along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. After just 15 minutes you'll be able to apply the second coat even if it's still slightly wet as this will help the stain stick to the wood. After 24 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any stain on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal quick drying decking stain makes your deck look great without taking all day to do it. Unlike other stains, there is no need to strip back each year, simply clean the deck and reapply. It can be recoated in just 15 minutes.Guarantee - StatutorySuitable for WoodWeather-resistantInstructions for Use - Give the stain a good stir and dip in your brush or paint pad. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a small hidden patch of wood and try it. Start in the furthest corner, applying along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. After just 15 minutes you'll be able to apply the second coat even if it's still slightly wet as this will help the stain stick to the wood. After 24 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any stain on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Transforms all types and ages of decking. Fills in cracks and locks down splinters. Long-lasting weather protection. Smooths rough surfaces and rescues tired decks.

Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Paint transforms all types and ages of decking, filling in small cracks and covering grey wood. Providing all weather and UV protection, this decking paint locks down splinters and smooths rough surfaces. To be used on all ridged or smooth hardwood and softwood decking. Apply 2 coats using a suitable brush or decking pad. It covers 10m² on ridged boards, or 12m² on smooth planed boards, is rainproof in 30 minutes, ready for the next coat in 4 hours and ready to walk on after 48 hours.Instructions for Storage - Protect from frostSurface Preparation - Before you start, choose a warm, dry day (above 10°C) and clear everything off the deck. You’ll need to give your decking a good scrub with a deck brush. This will remove dirt, loose bits of wood and any loose coatings. Then hose it down thoroughly, or better still, give it a blast with a jet wash. You need to get rid of all the dirt, if you don’t the paint won’t stick to your wood. To get the best result use Ronseal Decking Cleaner & Reviver – This will make the paint stick better and last longer. Let your deck dry fully before painting.Instructions for Use - Give the paint a good stir, it’s best to use something wide like an old wooden spoon. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a hidden part of the deck and try it. Get lots of paint on your brush. Start in the furthest corner, brushing along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. If your deck has got small cracks, brush in extra paint until they’re filled. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. Leave 4 hours between each coat. After 48 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any paint on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Paint transforms all types and ages of decking, filling in small cracks and covering grey wood. Providing all weather and UV protection, this decking paint locks down splinters and smooths rough surfaces. To be used on all ridged or smooth hardwood and softwood decking. Apply 2 coats using a suitable brush or decking pad. It covers 10m² on ridged boards, or 12m² on smooth planed boards, is rainproof in 30 minutes, ready for the next coat in 4 hours and ready to walk on after 48 hours.Heavy dutyInstructions for Storage - Protect from frostSurface Preparation - Before you start, choose a warm, dry day (above 10°C) and clear everything off the deck. You’ll need to give your decking a good scrub with a deck brush. This will remove dirt, loose bits of wood and any loose coatings. Then hose it down thoroughly, or better still, give it a blast with a jet wash. You need to get rid of all the dirt, if you don’t the paint won’t stick to your wood. To get the best result use Ronseal Decking Cleaner & Reviver – This will make the paint stick better and last longer. Let your deck dry fully before painting.Instructions for Use - Give the paint a good stir, it’s best to use something wide like an old wooden spoon. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a hidden part of the deck and try it. Get lots of paint on your brush. Start in the furthest corner, brushing along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. If your deck has got small cracks, brush in extra paint until they’re filled. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. Leave 4 hours between each coat. After 48 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any paint on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Paint transforms all types and ages of decking, filling in small cracks and covering grey wood. Providing all weather and UV protection, this decking paint locks down splinters and smooths rough surfaces. To be used on all ridged or smooth hardwood and softwood decking. Apply 2 coats using a suitable brush or decking pad. It covers 10m² on ridged boards, or 12m² on smooth planed boards, is rainproof in 30 minutes, ready for the next coat in 4 hours and ready to walk on after 48 hours.Instructions for Storage - Protect from frostSurface Preparation - Before you start, choose a warm, dry day (above 10°C) and clear everything off the deck. You’ll need to give your decking a good scrub with a deck brush. This will remove dirt, loose bits of wood and any loose coatings. Then hose it down thoroughly, or better still, give it a blast with a jet wash. You need to get rid of all the dirt, if you don’t the paint won’t stick to your wood. To get the best result use Ronseal Decking Cleaner & Reviver – This will make the paint stick better and last longer. Let your deck dry fully before painting.Instructions for Use - Give the paint a good stir, it’s best to use something wide like an old wooden spoon. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a hidden part of the deck and try it. Get lots of paint on your brush. Start in the furthest corner, brushing along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. If your deck has got small cracks, brush in extra paint until they’re filled. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. Leave 4 hours between each coat. After 48 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any paint on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Stain will keep your deck protected from the weather and everyday wear and tear. It looks great all year round, with added slip resistance. It lasts twice as long as standard decking stain.Suitable for WoodWeather-resistant, Resistant to stains, ultraviolet, slipping & waterSurface Preparation - Before you start, choose a warm, dry day (above 10°C) and clear the deck. To prepare new decking - Most new decks come with a bit of waterproofing protection. This could stop the stain from sticking. To avoid this, give your new deck a good scrub with Ronseal decking cleaner and reviver. Once scrubbed throw some water on the deck and see if it beads. If it doesn't you'll be ready to put on the stain. If it does then you'll have to clean it again until the water stops beading. Allow the wood to dry thoroughly before applying stain. Make sure you waterproof your new end grain or any freshly cut deck ends using Ronseal decking end grain protector. For untreated, grey and weathered decking - Ronseal decking stain will look much better on a nice clean deck, so use Ronseal decking restorer to take it back to its natural colour. It also helps the stain to stick, so your deck will look great for longer. For previously treated decks - If your deck has been painted or oiled, use Ronseal decking stripper to get it back to bare wood. If your deck has been previously stained, don't try to cover a dark stain with a lighter colour. You'll need to strip it first using our decking stripper.Instructions for Use - Give the stain a good stir and dip in your brush or pad. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a small hidden patch of wood and try it. Start in the furthest corner, brushing along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. Leave 4 hours between each coat. After 24 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any stain on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Paint transforms all types and ages of decking, filling in small cracks and covering grey wood. Providing all weather and UV protection, this decking paint locks down splinters and smooths rough surfaces. To be used on all ridged or smooth hardwood and softwood decking. Apply 2 coats using a suitable brush or decking pad. It covers 10m² on ridged boards, or 12m² on smooth planed boards, is rainproof in 30 minutes, ready for the next coat in 4 hours and ready to walk on after 48 hours.Heavy dutyInstructions for Storage - Protect from frostSurface Preparation - Before you start, choose a warm, dry day (above 10°C) and clear everything off the deck. You’ll need to give your decking a good scrub with a deck brush. This will remove dirt, loose bits of wood and any loose coatings. Then hose it down thoroughly, or better still, give it a blast with a jet wash. You need to get rid of all the dirt, if you don’t the paint won’t stick to your wood. To get the best result use Ronseal Decking Cleaner & Reviver – This will make the paint stick better and last longer. Let your deck dry fully before painting.Instructions for Use - Give the paint a good stir, it’s best to use something wide like an old wooden spoon. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a hidden part of the deck and try it. Get lots of paint on your brush. Start in the furthest corner, brushing along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. If your deck has got small cracks, brush in extra paint until they’re filled. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. Leave 4 hours between each coat. After 48 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any paint on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Stain will keep your deck protected from the weather and everyday wear and tear. It looks great all year round, with added slip resistance. It lasts twice as long as standard decking stain.Suitable for WoodWeather-resistant, Resistant to stains, ultraviolet, slipping & waterSurface Preparation - Before you start, choose a warm, dry day (above 10°C) and clear the deck. To prepare new decking - Most new decks come with a bit of waterproofing protection. This could stop the stain from sticking. To avoid this, give your new deck a good scrub with Ronseal decking cleaner and reviver. Once scrubbed throw some water on the deck and see if it beads. If it doesn't you'll be ready to put on the stain. If it does then you'll have to clean it again until the water stops beading. Allow the wood to dry thoroughly before applying stain. Make sure you waterproof your new end grain or any freshly cut deck ends using Ronseal decking end grain protector. For untreated, grey and weathered decking - Ronseal decking stain will look much better on a nice clean deck, so use Ronseal decking restorer to take it back to its natural colour. It also helps the stain to stick, so your deck will look great for longer. For previously treated decks - If your deck has been painted or oiled, use Ronseal decking stripper to get it back to bare wood. If your deck has been previously stained, don't try to cover a dark stain with a lighter colour. You'll need to strip it first using our decking stripper.Instructions for Use - Give the stain a good stir and dip in your brush or pad. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a small hidden patch of wood and try it. Start in the furthest corner, brushing along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. Leave 4 hours between each coat. After 24 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any stain on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

You can apply this anti slip decking stain from Cuprinol to , using a brush or roller, to colour and provide protection. It takes 2-6 hours to dry and will cover up to 8 m² per litre on average.Suitable for WoodWeather-resistant, Resistant to slipping & waterInvisible anti-slip microbeads to make decks safer than untreated woodDurable formula that resists foot trafficLong lasting weather protectionControl air pollutants by choosing products with lower solvent levelsInvisible anti-slip microbeads to make decks safer than untreated woodThis ultra tough anti-slip decking stain leaves a rich semi-transparent colour which enhances the natural look of your decking and leaves a tough durable finish. With a unique double action formula that has anti-slip microbeads and an algicide to prevent mould and algae build up, you'll have your decking ready to enjoy in no time.

This decking oil provides superior protection for a longer lasting finish. Its unique formula penetrates deeper into the wood to provide increased durability. The lightly tinted finish will give double the weather resistance and foot traffic protection versus standard decking oils, meaning you spend less time maintaining your decking, and have more time to enjoy it!Guarantee - StatutorySuitable for WoodMould resistantGuaranteeFeatures and benefitsColours, protects and waterproofs decking in one, saving you time and effortScuff resistant formulaWithstands foot trafficResists cracking, peeling and blisteringRainproof in just 90 minutesHighlights the beauty of the woodUV protection

Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Stain will keep your deck protected from the weather and everyday wear and tear. It looks great all year round, with added slip resistance. It lasts twice as long as standard decking stain.Suitable for WoodWeather-resistant, Resistant to stains, ultraviolet, slipping & waterSurface Preparation - Before you start, choose a warm, dry day (above 10°C) and clear the deck. To prepare new decking - Most new decks come with a bit of waterproofing protection. This could stop the stain from sticking. To avoid this, give your new deck a good scrub with Ronseal decking cleaner and reviver. Once scrubbed throw some water on the deck and see if it beads. If it doesn't you'll be ready to put on the stain. If it does then you'll have to clean it again until the water stops beading. Allow the wood to dry thoroughly before applying stain. Make sure you waterproof your new end grain or any freshly cut deck ends using Ronseal decking end grain protector. For untreated, grey and weathered decking - Ronseal decking stain will look much better on a nice clean deck, so use Ronseal decking restorer to take it back to its natural colour. It also helps the stain to stick, so your deck will look great for longer. For previously treated decks - If your deck has been painted or oiled, use Ronseal decking stripper to get it back to bare wood. If your deck has been previously stained, don't try to cover a dark stain with a lighter colour. You'll need to strip it first using our decking stripper.Instructions for Use - Give the stain a good stir and dip in your brush or pad. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a small hidden patch of wood and try it. Start in the furthest corner, brushing along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. Leave 4 hours between each coat. After 24 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any stain on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.

Ronseal Ultimate Protection Decking Stain will keep your deck protected from the weather and everyday wear and tear. It looks great all year round, with added slip resistance. It lasts twice as long as standard decking stain.Suitable for WoodWeather-resistant, Resistant to stains, ultraviolet, slipping & waterSurface Preparation - Before you start, choose a warm, dry day (above 10°C) and clear the deck. To prepare new decking - Most new decks come with a bit of waterproofing protection. This could stop the stain from sticking. To avoid this, give your new deck a good scrub with Ronseal decking cleaner and reviver. Once scrubbed throw some water on the deck and see if it beads. If it doesn't you'll be ready to put on the stain. If it does then you'll have to clean it again until the water stops beading. Allow the wood to dry thoroughly before applying stain. Make sure you waterproof your new end grain or any freshly cut deck ends using Ronseal decking end grain protector. For untreated, grey and weathered decking - Ronseal decking stain will look much better on a nice clean deck, so use Ronseal decking restorer to take it back to its natural colour. It also helps the stain to stick, so your deck will look great for longer. For previously treated decks - If your deck has been painted or oiled, use Ronseal decking stripper to get it back to bare wood. If your deck has been previously stained, don't try to cover a dark stain with a lighter colour. You'll need to strip it first using our decking stripper.Instructions for Use - Give the stain a good stir and dip in your brush or pad. Check you’re happy with the colour. Find a small hidden patch of wood and try it. Start in the furthest corner, brushing along the length of the boards. Work on 3-4 boards at a time so you don’t get any overlap marks. You’ll need to put on 2 coats. Leave 4 hours between each coat. After 24 hours you’ll be able to get your furniture out and use the deck. If you get any stain on yourself, wash it off with warm soapy water.