Everbuild Wood Preserver – Interior And Exterior Use – Low Odour – Quick Drying – Long Lasting Protection – Dark Oak – 5 Litres

We painted the bench on a lovely sunny day and it dried really well. Then it rained hard in the night. It was a delight to see pools of water resting on the bench instead of soaking in as it had in the days before. Terrific product, looks good and easy to use.

This is a great product. It is easy to apply and has a rich deep oak colour. The finish is matt, which is what I wanted. Other products tend to be satin. I have used the clear version before and it gave good wood protection against the elements. My paint brush was easy to clean afterwards. I would recommend this brand.

Have used this on a shed and currently on fencing. It is very good quality and good depth of colour. I have used countless other products on fences in the past, and even the 'wax enriched' formulas have not lived up to the claims made, they all have been a total waste of money - and countless hours. This Everbuild wood preserver is in a class of it's own. It's a first class preserver, easy to use, no fumes and any splashed on your hands comes off easily with soap and water. Would most certainly recommend it.

Yes it's a great product but the can it arrived in looked like it had been used for penalty practice. It won't stand up on it's own I have to lean it against something. But like I said very good quality wood preserver. I would recommend.

Easy to use. Quick drying. Good value for money with great coverage. I used a roller for first coat and then found that using a brush-although a bit slower- gave even better coverage. Water based so don’t know why water resistance would be relevant. Tins all arrived slightly damaged but this has no effect on product. Thumbs up from me!

Much cheaper than my local stores. It's very thin and goes go a long way but make sure to apply liberally so it has enough product to impregnate the wood well.. I used for treating a decking base and some planters I made

Excellent

Ordered this to be able to continue treating a shed. When trying to pour from the tin, half of the liquid went all over my feet. I had to transfer to the old tin which poured properly. Colour was an exact match so that was good. This preservative applied well but when dry it has not covered as well as the previous stain and will now need a second coat. I can only think that the stain has been thinned so that more is needed to get a good result. This means that it will cost twice as much to paint the shed now. I may have to buy a different make next time.