Hi,
I've nearly finished building a new workshop in the garden, clad with tongue and grooved boards, and the last job is to give it a couple of coats of preservative before the Winter.
I've read elsewhere that Cuprinol Ducksback is a good preservative to use, but on the cans it makes a point of saying it's ideal for rough sawn sheds and fences.
Since the cladding is not rough sawn, I'm wondering whether this is the best product to use?
Does anyone have any experience of using Cuprinol Ducksback on smooth T&G timber, or perhaps there is another product more suitable?
I'm aiming for a dark colour - perhaps even black.
All advice gratefully received.
Many thanks,
Tony.
I've nearly finished building a new workshop in the garden, clad with tongue and grooved boards, and the last job is to give it a couple of coats of preservative before the Winter.
I've read elsewhere that Cuprinol Ducksback is a good preservative to use, but on the cans it makes a point of saying it's ideal for rough sawn sheds and fences.
Since the cladding is not rough sawn, I'm wondering whether this is the best product to use?
Does anyone have any experience of using Cuprinol Ducksback on smooth T&G timber, or perhaps there is another product more suitable?
I'm aiming for a dark colour - perhaps even black.
All advice gratefully received.
Many thanks,
Tony.