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Ronseal Ebony Satin Wood stain
Product details
Product information
- Protects, colours & waterproofs exterior wood.
- Suitable for Wood
- UV resistant
Features and benefits
This woodstain protects and colours your wood without hiding the natural beauty of the grain. Available in a variety of colours, it's quick drying and rainproof in just 30 minutes, perfect for our unpredictable weather!
- Doesn't yellow over time
- Rainproof in 30 minutes
Health and safety
Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.
Specifications
| Brand | Ronseal |
|---|---|
| Colour | Ebony |
| Finish | Satin |
| Location | Exterior |
| Coverage | 18m² |
| Drying time | 30 min |
| Recoat time | 4 hours |
| Application method | Brush |
| VOC level | Low |
| Product code | 5010214869510 |
Reviews
Be Careful and test before use
Tallulah Eden - 5 months ago
Be Careful and test before use as this is like bitumen but not as thick. This was nothing like a wood stain.
Not what expected.
Jade w - 8 months ago
This stuff is like boot polish. It is very black and very thick. Does not show the grain.
Not what it says on the tin
Lucy81 - 8 months ago
I wanted Wood stain. This is paint!! Stain stains wood. This sits of top. So disappointed with it, ruined my project. It peeled off on one bit.
Does not do what is says on the tin
Ronseal1 - 1 year ago
B&Q advertise the coverage at 18m2 online.
In reality this is a 250ml tin that is only capable of covering 1.5m2.
Very misleading.
Great product. B&Q listing misleading on coverage.
RubyR - 1 year ago
Great product, easy and clean to work with. Gives a great satin finish allowing the grain to show through. Take care regarding the B&Q listing, the 250ml tin states coverage is 1.5m sq with 3 coats. Depends on depth of finish you want, I've done one coat on new tantalised timber, looks great.