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Painting a wooden hen house...which paint?
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Not quite sure ...would like a colour,not a stain.The wood is tanalised...whatever that involves.......any suggestions folks?
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Use a suitable wood primer then any good quality paint would do but apparently there are a couple of key thinks with tanalised wood.
First it has to be weathered for about six months and second don't plane or sand it. If you do you'll be back to square one and you'll have removed the layer of wood with the most preservative in it.
Of course if you're asking about painting the inside, to match the curtains for example, then I'm at a loss. :)
First it has to be weathered for about six months and second don't plane or sand it. If you do you'll be back to square one and you'll have removed the layer of wood with the most preservative in it.
Of course if you're asking about painting the inside, to match the curtains for example, then I'm at a loss. :)
This is one of the best woodstains pillj ..........
Excellent range of solid colours, not like woodstains at all. No primers or anything else needed.
http://www.decorating...viewprod/t/TORSOLAWB/
Excellent range of solid colours, not like woodstains at all. No primers or anything else needed.
http://www.decorating...viewprod/t/TORSOLAWB/
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