🪵 Preserve with Style: Your Wood Deserves the Best!
The PalaceLanglow Wood Preserver in Light Brown (5 Litre) is a high-performance solution designed to protect your wood from dry rot and blue stain. With its dual active fungicide and deep penetrating solvent-based formula, it ensures long-lasting durability while offering a variety of color options to suit your style. Perfect for both professional and DIY projects, this wood preserver is a must-have for anyone looking to maintain the beauty and integrity of their wooden surfaces.
| Manufacturer | Palace Chemicals |
| Part Number | 1111900 |
| Product Dimensions | 29.2 x 17.8 x 11 cm; 4.5 kg |
| Item model number | 1111900 |
| Size | 5 Litre |
| Colour | Light Brown |
| Material | Solvent Based |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | 1 x Wood Preserver Golden Brown |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 4.5 kg |
T**0
Excellent preservative
Excellent preservative and brilliant price
M**E
Easy to apply and went a long way. good for both new indoor wood and older exterior wood.
Indoor treatment of new pine stair rails and for old outdoor timber fencing. Spreads very well and a smooth finish
A**4
Dual purpose product
This product not only waterproofs doors frames etc.. It also kills and protects against woodworm. That makes it doubly good. Very easy to apply as thin as water.
J**D
Good quality
Perfect for my patio furniture
S**S
As described
Used for wood protection on pallet step
J**S
Expensive product
Very expensive product to use ,will have to wait until winter and beyond to see if it works.
N**R
Easy to apply
A great product, easy to use and looks good. The paint is a nice consistency and dries quickly leaving a nice finish. I treated an out door bench in a very short time.
D**H
Water beads
I like this stuff as it has the extra protection of putting a coating on the wood which causes beading. Most products of this nature do not.The beading does not last for ever though when exposed to constant sun bleaching and rain, maybe a couple of weeks.If covered though, like on a decking frame, life expectancy should be good
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