Product Description
Palatine Exterior Extra Durable Wood Stain Satin is a satin finish equivalent to Exterior Extra Durable Wood Stain Gloss. It is a translucent wood stain designed for use on outdoor wooden surfaces. The stain provides a UV stable and hard wearing satin finish that offers long lasting protection on exterior timber.
Exterior Wood Stain Satin contains a blend of silicone and urethane resins, which combine to create a durable coating that is suitable for doors, soffits, fascia and most timber. This allows various exterior wooden surfaces to be finished with the same stain, providing a consistent appearance to an outdoor space.
The translucent finish of this wood stain allows the grain of the wood to remain visible once coated, providing a more natural look to the surface. This preserves the natural beauty of the wood, while providing the protection and choice in colour of a paint.
Palatine Exterior Wood Stain is available in 15 different colours, including various shades of brown and grey. In addition to the colours on this page, we can supply other colours, including blues, greens and purples. Please contact us if you would like to know more about the other colours we can provide in this product.
At Palatine Paints, we manufacture our wood stains, rather that buying them in from an external supplier. This means we have complete knowledge of our coatings and their properties, as they have been developed by us. If you have any technical questions about this or any of our other products regarding preparation, surface compatibility, coverage, or anything else, please contact us.
Our technical team are available at any time during our opening hours through web chat, phone and email. You can also visit our shop to look at the range of colours we can provide or collect your order.
Drying Times and Coverage
Palatine Exterior Extra Durable Wood Stain is touch dry in 3 hours and hard dry in 24 hours. Leave 6 to 12 hours before overcoating.
Estimated Coverage: 12.5m² per litre
For full details on application, please see the ‘How To Apply’ section or the Technical Data Sheet.
Surface Preparation
On previously painted surfaces, ensure it is sound and non-flaking. Abrade the surface
removing all previous coatings, preferably by mechanical abrasion to provide a “key” and
maximise adhesion of the subsequent coating. For surfaces that have been exposed to
weathering clean with a mould and mildew remover. If any signs of insect wood boring or rot
has occurred use, remove and replace severely affected areas with a high performance wood
filler and then treat with a woodworm killer treatment.
Mixing
Stir the paint with a drill stirrer or wooden baton at least 2” wide. Continue to stir during application to avoid settling of the product.
Application
Apply by brush, solvent resistant roller or spray. Use a paint brush for cutting in if applicable. Avoid applying the paint too thickly to avoid delaying drying times. If the substrate is porous, thin the first coat with 10% White Spirit. The second and subsequent coats can be applied as soon as the first / preceding coat is dry usually after 6-12 hours, and should be applied within 5 days. If more than 5 days elapse, the previous coat should be lightly abraded before the second coat is applied.
Preceding Coat
For best results on new or weathered bare timber, treat with a solvent based clear wood
preservative applied as per the manufacturers guidance.
Subsequent Coat
Recommended 2-3 coats
Application Methods
Brush, Roller, Airless or Conventional Spray
Airless Spray: Tip size range: .009 – .011. Gun filter: Red (Very Fine). Always spray atthe lowest possible pressure which will give a good spray pattern.
Application by brush can achieve up to 80 microns dft.
When applying by roller, use a solvent resistant sleeve.
Avoid excessive film thickness as this will cause the product to run onto other surfaces and potentially cause through-drying problems.
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