Sceneys Weatherproof Oil

Description

Sceneys Weatherproof Oil 4L is an Australian-made, clear, penetrating exterior timber oil for outdoor beams, patios, fences, posts, furniture and more. Formulated by Sceneys for our harsh Aussie weather, it soaks deep into the timber and leaves a high-build natural finish that won't crack or peel.

Features & Benefits

• Multi-purpose oil finish for outdoor timber and masonry
• Seed oil and long-chain alkyd resin blend: penetrates deep and leaves a protective surface coat
• Clear, natural finish that brings out the colour and grain of the wood
• Won't crack or peel like a film coating
• Helps stop timber warping, cracking and drying out
• Repels water and helps protect against mould, algae and UV
• Economical and easy to apply; easy to re-coat and can be tinted
• Australian made and owned

Uses

• Outdoor timber beams, patios, posts and fences
• Outdoor and street furniture, playgrounds and sheds
• Window frames, doorsteps, garage doors and facades
• Mud bricks, bricks and bluestone

Coverage

Covers approximately 10 to 14 m² per litre, so a 4L tin does roughly 40 to 56 m² per coat, depending on the timber.

How to Apply

• Apply by brush, spray, pad or roller, straight from the tin
• Make sure the timber is clean and dry. Wash out resins and tannins on hardwoods like new Merbau and Jarrah first
• Work the oil in well and don't leave excess sitting on the surface, or it will go tacky and dry slowly
• Apply a second coat the following day (not while the surface is still tacky)
• Soft, absorbent timbers such as Cedar and Oregon drink it up; add a third coat if they still look dry

Maintenance

How long it lasts depends on the weather and the timber. For the first 12 months, check every 3 to 4 months and give it a quick extra coat if it looks dry. No prep needed; just go straight over the top. Indoors, one coat usually lasts for years.

Pack Size

• 4 Litre (Natural / clear)

Safety

Flammable. Read the label and SDS before use and wear suitable PPE. Oil-soaked rags can self-combust: soak them in water or hang them out to dry before disposal.