What to use on garden furniture?

Shefwedfan

Hi, I have a large garden table and chairs. It has been left out for nearly 2 years with no cover and it doesn't look great. The table is solid etc and it just need a brighten up.

A few years ago I had put some clear external something or other on it and worked perfect.

I was in looking at ronseal but no idea what I should put on it. I bought from donedeal a few years back and he said it was canadian something if I remember correctly. Picture attached, any ideas?

Thanks

The Diddakoi

A lot of garden furniture is sold coated with teak or hardwood oil.

I recently used Ronseal hardwood furniture oil on ours, was easy to use, and am very happy with results.

http://www.ronseal.co.uk/garden/garden-furniture/ultimate-protection-hardwood-furniture-oil/

"Hardwood Garden Furniture Oil penetrates hardwood to revive colour and replace oils lost through weathering. It nourishes the wood from the inside out and its rapid dry time of 2 hours means your garden furniture is back in use in no time. It's available in three rich tones to keep it looking great for longer. "

Shefwedfan

Thanks,

I was thinking I would need to use a stain on it?

http://www.ronseal.co.uk/garden/garden-furniture/hardwood-furniture-stain/

Shaunoc

Have a look at Danish oil, a version of what Alf66 says

David delaney

Before you do anything make sure you give the whole thing and good sanding. The apply the oil or varish and after the first coat it's always good to sand down again with fine sand paper and apply a second coat

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Shefwedfan wrote: »

Thanks,

I was thinking I would need to use a stain on it?

http://www.ronseal.co.uk/garden/garden-furniture/hardwood-furniture-stain/

I use this with great results. The oil doesn't cover or colour the way this does.