Rebuilt my shed three years ago and painted it using Cuprinol Total Woodcare Spruce Green colour and really happy with it. Just built a big garage extension to the shed using planed shiplap and now time to paint it. Had half a tin of the old paint left so used that and then went to B&Q for another tin. They don't stock it any more. Tried three Homebases, Wickes, another B&Q, Jewson, Travis Perkins and a couple of garden centres. Zilch.
So phoned Cuprinol and the chappie on their technical help line tells me they've stopped selling it as Total Woodcare, now called Ultimate Woodcare, but it's exactly the same stuff he tells me. Well he's a little liar.
Bought a couple of tins yesterday and sprayed the garage. Must say it's very watery and runs everywhere but using a brush as well as the sprayer, got a coat on. And it looks crap. Appearance is just like tanalised timber, very wishy washy slight green tinge.
OK, give it another coat you'd have thought.
Nope, second coat won't "stick" at all, just runs straight off. Beads up and despite my best efforts with a brush it just won't take.
So anyne any idea what I can do?
Quite happy to change product but I need something that's dark green, sort of Wimbledon green if you follow, that will absorb into the wood
So phoned Cuprinol and the chappie on their technical help line tells me they've stopped selling it as Total Woodcare, now called Ultimate Woodcare, but it's exactly the same stuff he tells me. Well he's a little liar.
Bought a couple of tins yesterday and sprayed the garage. Must say it's very watery and runs everywhere but using a brush as well as the sprayer, got a coat on. And it looks crap. Appearance is just like tanalised timber, very wishy washy slight green tinge.
OK, give it another coat you'd have thought.
Nope, second coat won't "stick" at all, just runs straight off. Beads up and despite my best efforts with a brush it just won't take.
So anyne any idea what I can do?
Quite happy to change product but I need something that's dark green, sort of Wimbledon green if you follow, that will absorb into the wood