Ronseal Garden Paint - Daisy - 250ml





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The Ronseal Garden Paint in Daisy 250ml is ideal for DIY enthusiasts and gardeners looking to add a fresh, white decorative touch and protective layer to outdoor wood surfaces. This paint offers quick drying times and good coverage, making garden revitalisation simple, though its compact size is best suited for smaller projects or detail work.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 37386 |
| Brand | Ronseal |
Ronseal Garden Paint is designed for use on all garden wood surfaces, including fences, sheds, trellises, garden furniture, and planters.
The paint is typically touch-dry within 1 hour, depending on environmental conditions like temperature and humidity.
On average, the paint covers up to 12m² per litre. Therefore, a 250ml pot will cover approximately 3 square meters.
For most sound garden wood surfaces, priming is not required. However, for very porous or new, untreated wood, a primer can help achieve a more even finish and better coverage.
Clean your brushes immediately after use with warm, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly until all paint is removed.
This specific Ronseal Garden Paint is formulated for brush application to ensure optimal coverage and finish. Using a roller or sprayer may not yield the best results.
Yes, Ronseal Garden Paint provides a protective barrier that helps to weatherproof your garden wood, protecting it from rain and other elements.
Ensure the surface was properly prepared (clean, dry, lightly sanded). Apply paint evenly with a good quality brush, working in the direction of the wood grain. Avoid over-brushing or applying too thickly. If dry, sand lightly and reapply.
Check ambient temperature and humidity; paint may take longer to dry in cold or damp conditions. Ensure paint was applied in thin, even coats. Provide good ventilation.
Ensure the paint was thoroughly stirred before and during use. Apply a second coat once the first is completely dry. Lighter colours may require more coats on darker base surfaces. Ensure the surface is not overly porous; priming might be necessary for very absorbent wood.
This often indicates poor surface preparation. Ensure all loose material, dirt, and grease were removed and the surface was dry before painting. Re-prepare the area by scraping off loose paint, sanding, cleaning, and then reapplying.