How to Protect Your Outdoor Timber Furniture
How do I recoat uneven wear on my deck?
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How to transform your timber deck with Deck & Exterior Stain Oil Based
How to stain your deck with Water Based Deck Stain
How to choose your ideal stain colour and opacity
Introducing Cabot's EasyDeck™
It’s due to rain. Should I coat my deck?
Should you stain, oil or paint your deck?
How to protect and enhance your exterior timber with Aquadeck
How to prepare your deck for coating
How to repair the damage on your deck?
How to protect your deck against harmful UV damage
How to quickly & easily refresh the look of your timber decking
The must-have tools for smooth deck preparation and coating
Should I coat my deck if it's supposed to rain
How to fight the signs of an ageing deck?
How to wash your deck between coats
Ready to refresh your deck with Cabot's EasyDeck™?
How to get your outdoor space ready for entertaining
The difference between stain and oil products
How to quickly transform and refresh your interior timber
How to fix timber chips and scratches with Cabot's Touch Up Stain Pens
How to upcycle a side table
How to protect your indoor timber pot stand
How to maintain the natural look for your interior timber
How to update old kitchen timber cupboards
How can I treat my interior timber benchtops?
How to Protect Your Timber Benchtop
How to seal your timber benchtops & prevent stains
How to coat your floors with CFP Floor Water Based
How to apply Cabot's CFP Floor Oil Based
How to stain your timber floors with Oil Based Stain & Varnish
How to transform your interior timber floors with Stain & Varnish Water Based
How to update your interior timber floors?
How to prolong the life of your timber floor coating
How to polish your timber floors
How to protect laminate flooring
How to rejuvenate and protect your laminate floors from daily wear
How to stain exterior vertical timber for lasting results
6 steps to throw the ultimate BBQ party
How to paint your garden beds
How to paint your exterior timber
How to protect your outdoor timber furniture
How to update your weatherboards
Enhance your outdoor furniture with Cabot's Garden Furniture Oil
How to make a timber planter box in 10 easy steps
How to refresh your outdoor area?
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What should I do with old or leftover products?
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Dispose Responsibly with Cabot’s
Timber for life
How do I recoat uneven wear on my deck?
How to paint your deck with Timbercolour Deck & Exterior Paint
Transform your exterior timber with Deck & Exterior Stain Oil Based
How to restore your deck in 1 day
How to apply Cabot's Natural Decking Oil
How to transform your timber deck with Deck & Exterior Stain Oil Based
How to stain your deck with Water Based Deck Stain
How to choose your ideal stain colour and opacity
Introducing Cabot's EasyDeck™
It’s due to rain. Should I coat my deck?
Should you stain, oil or paint your deck?
How to protect and enhance your exterior timber with Aquadeck
How to prepare your deck for coating
How to repair the damage on your deck?
How to protect your deck against harmful UV damage
How to quickly & easily refresh the look of your timber decking
The must-have tools for smooth deck preparation and coating
Should I coat my deck if it's supposed to rain
How to fight the signs of an ageing deck?
How to wash your deck between coats
Ready to refresh your deck with Cabot's EasyDeck™?
How to get your outdoor space ready for entertaining
The difference between stain and oil products
How to quickly transform and refresh your interior timber
How to fix timber chips and scratches with Cabot's Touch Up Stain Pens
How to upcycle a side table
How to protect your indoor timber pot stand
How to maintain the natural look for your interior timber
How to update old kitchen timber cupboards
How can I treat my interior timber benchtops?
How to Protect Your Timber Benchtop
How to seal your timber benchtops & prevent stains
How to coat your floors with CFP Floor Water Based
How to apply Cabot's CFP Floor Oil Based
How to stain your timber floors with Oil Based Stain & Varnish
How to transform your interior timber floors with Stain & Varnish Water Based
How to update your interior timber floors?
How to prolong the life of your timber floor coating
How to polish your timber floors
How to protect laminate flooring
How to rejuvenate and protect your laminate floors from daily wear
How to stain exterior vertical timber for lasting results
6 steps to throw the ultimate BBQ party
How to paint your garden beds
How to paint your exterior timber
How to protect your outdoor timber furniture
How to update your weatherboards
Enhance your outdoor furniture with Cabot's Garden Furniture Oil
How to make a timber planter box in 10 easy steps
How to refresh your outdoor area?
National Tree Day Fun For Kids! Fostering A Love For Nature
A Celebration of National Tree Day
What should I do with old or leftover products?
Cabot’s Celebrating National Tree Day
The Story of Karulbo, Cabot's Symbolic Artwork
The benefits of choosing sustainable timber
Dispose Responsibly with Cabot’s
Timber for life
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Get started with Cabot’s Garden Furniture Oil
What to use: Cabot’s Garden Furniture Oil
Why you should use it: Give your exterior timber surfaces a refreshed look and feel with Garden Furniture Oil. The fast 2 hour recoat time will ensure you protect your outdoor furniture quickly and get back to using it with friends and family.
How it works: Cabot's Garden Furniture Oil is a water based, low odour exterior oil. It is designed to provide exceptional durability and lasts longer than traditional garden furniture oils.
Cabot’s Garden Furniture Oil
Water repellent
UV protection
Preparation products & tools
Cabot's New Timber Prep
Cabot's Garden Furniture Oil
Cabot's Deck Clean
Cabot's Signature Range Deck Prep
Cabot's Wood Tone Putty
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Prepare
Depending on your project, you may also need
When working with timber, preparation is key! Getting your surface ready is vital as it gives you a smooth, even finish to work with, allowing paint to glide on more effectively. Depending on the surface you’re coating, there are several ways to prep:
New Bare Timber: Scrub damp timber with Cabot’s New Timber Prep to draw out tannins and oils from the surface. After this is done, use Cabot’s Deck Clean according to the label’s instructions. If you are preparing a deck, you can remove excess water with the squeegee on Cabot’s Deck Prep brush. Allow your timber time to dry and you’re ready for coating.
Weathered and Grey Timber: Sand any old timber back to fresh wood, then fill cracks or holes with a suitable filler. Make sure you sand all surfaces flat before dusting and cleaning with Cabot’s Deck Clean.
Weathered and Grey Timber: Sand any old timber back to fresh wood, then fill cracks or holes with a suitable filler. Make sure you sand all surfaces flat before dusting and cleaning with Cabot’s Deck Clean.
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Application
It’s important to make sure the weather is right before you embark on this next step – ensure the temperature is above 10°C during application and drying time, and do not apply if rain is expected during the drying period.
Good to go? Stir Cabot's Garden Furniture Oil thoroughly with a broad flat paddle before and during use. Using a brush, roller or spray, apply a generous coat along the board, making sure you seal the end grain. If you’re using a spray, always back brush immediately to ensure an even finish.
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Allow to dry
Once the first coat has been applied, allow it to dry for two hours. Once this has happened, apply a second coat using the same method.
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Apply more coats
Previously unpainted timber may need three coats
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What you’ll need
Cabot's Garden Furniture Oil
Cabot's Deck Clean
Cabot's Signature Range Deck Prep