Advantages: Easy to use, a great lasting finish Disadvantages: You have to motivate yourself to get started
I quite enjoy a bit of DIY and I enjoy doing outdoor jobs in the Summer months so I really wasn't too unhappy to realise that it was time to put a bit of wood preserver on my fence. Mind you although I enjoy a bit of DIY I do find painting can be a bit tedious so if I can find a way to make it easier I am always keen to do so.
I had seen the advertisements for Cuprinol Sprayable Shed and Fence Preserver and it sounded like just the product I needed. Cuprinol have an excellent reputation and I have used their products many times and always been very satisfied so off I trotted to my local B&Q for a browse around.
Currently B&Q have an offer of 3 for the price of 2 on the Cuprinol so, as it is £12.98 for a single container (enough for about 5 panels) you can get three for just £25.96 which isn't bad. Of course if you are buying ...
Advantages: Makes the job so easy Disadvantages: You do need to put a little effort into pumping up the pressure
I love finding ways to make tedious jobs easier so I was delighted to find the Cuprinol Fence Sprayer in B&Q when I was looking for something to use to treat my fences. This gadget costs just under £20 and allows you to apply a suitable fence preserver with the minimum of fuss and far quicker that using a brush or roller.
When I opened the box I discovered the large green container that you can see in the picture together with a few bits and pieces you need to put together to make the complete unit. It looked a little fiddly but in actual fact it was very easy to assemble and the instruction leaflet they provided in the box was very simple to follow.
The machine is totally hand operated, it is not a powered unit which means once you have assembled it you can use it straight away, you don't need to wait for batteries to charge ...
Advantages: covers dull garden woodwork Disadvantages: mmm mmm not sure i really like it
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We are revamping the school garden and the summer house is looking very dowdy so it was decided to colour it. Now I personally am not a great lover of this trend of coloured fences coloured sheds in the garden preferring natural wood, however I duly painted the summer house a Cuprinol shades.
We choose cuprinol garden shades to colour the summerhouse. Cuprinol shades is formulated for use on exterior wood rough sawn or smooth planed, can be used on sheds trellises garden benches, planters. This treatment is NOT suitable for decking
It can be applied to wood that has been previously pressure treated, or previously treated with creosote
Cuprinol shades are available in 125ml, 1 litre, 2.5 litre, and 5 litre cans.
There are a variety of colour shades to choose from barley wood, a blue. Black ash, forget me not, holly, iris ...
