Dye exterior wood before coating with a suitable wax or varnish for an unbeatable colour and superior protection against the elements. Use on decking, outdoor furniture, doors and window frames, and other exterior wood surfaces.
Rubio WoodCream Softener accompanies Rubio WoodCream for colour effects and maintenance solutions. Must always be used in combination with Rubio WoodCream. Do not use Rubio WoodCream Softener on a standalone basis.
Ready-to-use
Allows you to decrease the colour intensity of Rubio WoodCream colours
Create a more transparent or aged effect...
Water-borne opaque primer for parts made from softwood and hardwood, for industrial application on front joinery. Recommended for use on dimensionally stable wooden components, limited dimensionally stable wooden parts.
4,700+ colours available from RAL, NCS, British Standard and Anker Stuy ASV
Fast drying, good weather resistance...
Water-borne base stain for application by flow coating, vacuum coating, dipping and brushing. Suitable as a low build base stain for all exterior timber substrates.
Base coat for Ankolux Translucent Topcoat
Exceptional penetration and adhesion
Adds protective pigmentation to the Ankolux translucent system
Good flow and run-off
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What is the difference between wood stain and wood dye?
Wood stains have pigments that stick in the grain and also provide protection against weather and UV light, whilst wood dyes penetrate the wood with their coloured molecules, but require a protective coat to be covered with.
What is the best way to dye wood?
Woods can be dipped into dye or brushed applied, running with the grain. Dipping is especially effective as it allows dyes and base colours to soak into the timber for several minutes. Follow the manufacturer's application instructions to achieve the finish you require.
