Cuprinol Wood Preserver Clear (Bp) - Clear 5L

I decided to spray this on to full sized, horizontally slatted fence panels with a decorative latticed curved top. The first side took 1.6 litres, one can covered 5 sides after adjusting nozzle pattern and flow. It’s expensive stuff, not quite sure why, but anyway, it’s very highly rated and the fence panels were expensive, so worthy of a couple of coats. It’s a very thin consistency and rapidly soaks into the wood so I think spraying is the most economical and best option. One panel takes about 2 minutes to spray! I bought a 400W Von Haus Spray Gun off Amazon, a really good bit of kit, and very easy to use. Ordinary white spirit will clean the gun after use.

I've been treating some wany edge barn walls - first time since we moved here 8 years ago so probably in dire need! I noticed when it rained that the water just ran off or sat on the surface in droplets, like it does on a freshly polished car. I'm delighted and am confident it will prolong the life of the wood.

Easy to apply with no odour and brushes cleaned with soap and water

I sanded my really grotty-looking shed back to fresh(ish) pine and then applied this in two coats to stop it discolouring in future. I don’t know if it will work, but my shed looks natural instead of dyed and I can see the woodgrain better for the preservative. I needed double the amount I thought I would, but I am very happy with the look. The product (clear) makes only a very small difference to the woods appearance so don’t use it if you don’t already like the look of your shed or whatever. (I gave 5 stars for its water resistance and value for money qualities but I have no idea really. It is easy to use however (my shed was bone dry) and doesn’t smell of much.)

Love Cuprinol because they deliver what they say they will. This is the best wood preserver I've used and I've tried a few over the years. It isn't sticky. It's very easy to use, has very little odour, soaks in to the wood and dries quickly. It then just sits there, year after year, quietly getting on with the job of preserving wood.

Watery and easy to splash but soaks into the wood so doesn't leave drips. Someone below complains about then needing to stain or paint the wood but I think they miss the point - this is wood preserver not a stain - the colour of the wood will be slightly darkend by the treatment but remains quite natural looking

This may look a little expensive and it is worth every penny. Easy to use one small point if you have never used this wood soaks it up like a sponge, which means you more than likely to use double what you may think you need. When you have applied the second coat it looks great, where I will save is I will not need to buy any coloured stain for my shed and side garage door, I will put on a third coat as I said worth every penny.

Fine no problems