Highlights

It’s easy to touch up and doesn’t crack

Leaving outdoor timber such as shutters, gates, fences or gazebos exposed to the elements without proper treatment means watching it deteriorate season after season. The simple solution to preserve its durability and natural beauty is the V33 Medium Walnut Solvent-Based Protective Wood Impregnating Treatment. Whether you’re protecting exposed beams or refurbishing the windows and doors of your home, this product penetrates deeply, ensuring a flawless finish. Its universal compatibility with all types of wood, whether European or exotic, and with existing protective coatings, makes the painting job quick and highly cost-effective for anyone wielding a brush.
The true strength of this treatment lies in its advanced formulation. The water-repellent, microporous formula is specifically designed to allow the material’s fibres to breathe, whilst providing an impenetrable barrier against water and moisture. As you apply it, you’ll immediately appreciate the special creamy consistency that doesn’t drip: an essential technical feature for working with extreme ease and tidiness on both horizontal surfaces and vertical elements such as windows and fences. The 750 ml tin in medium walnut (brown) ensures an excellent aesthetic finish. Thanks to the strong adhesion of the solvent-based base, it guarantees protection lasting up to 6 years, offering you long-lasting protection that meets every customer’s needs.
Key benefits:- Microporous water-repellent formula: repels rain and moisture whilst allowing the wood to breathe, preventing annoying internal cracks or flaking.- Creamy, non-drip consistency: ensures smooth and neat application, even on vertical surfaces, making the job easier and preventing product wastage.- 6-year protection: protects your outdoor investment from the elements, reducing the need for constant touch-ups.- Can be applied over existing protective coatings: greatly simplifies restoration work on European or exotic woods, speeding up maintenance.
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For full technical details, see the ‘Further Information’ section below.