What is the difference between Sadolin Classic and extra?
Sadolin Classic is ideal for all exterior wood, including decking, and is the most versatile wood stain in the Sadolin range. Sadolin Extra also offers tough weather protection due to its flexibility and water repellent features, while enhancing the natural beauty of the wood.
Is Sadolin Extra shiny?
Sadolin recommend that Extra Durable Woodstain is not used on decking due to its high surface build and shiny finish. Sadolin products are better suited to wooden joinery such as window frames, doors and other vertical surfaces.
How long does Sadolin Extra Durable last?
Drying time
Touch dry | 4 – 6 hours |
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Recoat time | 16 – 24 hours |
How many coats does Sadolin Extra have?
two
Following surface preparation and application of Sadolin Classic in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations (refer to the Sadolin Classic product information sheet for additional information). Finish with two full coats of Sadolin Extra allowing a minimum of 16-24 hours drying between coats.
What is Sadolin used for?
Sadolin Classic All Purpose Woodstain absorbs deeply into the timber to provide exceptional protection against the weather. It is particularly effective used on it’s own on large areas of timber such as decking, fencing, cladding, and garden furniture.
Can you spray Sadolin Extra?
Sprayed Sadolin Extra neat, hvlp 1.3 needle set, no problem. First coat brushed to work onto the grain, spraying definitely saved me at least a coat by brush and a early finish.
Is Sadolin Extra Durable waterproof?
Extra Durable Clearcoat works with the wood by providing a flexible barrier that protects your wood from the damaging effects of rain, moisture and sun/UV light….Drying time.
Touch dry | 4 – 6 hours |
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Recoat time | 16 – 24 hours |
What is the best finish for Iroko?
Osmo Decking Oil
Our recommendation for Iroko gates would be Osmo Decking Oil. This is because it is a thinner oil than others and more suited to exotic hardwoods. Although it is clear, it will darken the wood to some degree in the same way that water would.