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Excellent product, has brought my garden railway sleepers to how they looked when new, very pleased.
We used this reviver before applying Preserver to the garden room and it now looks excellent.
Clears the majority of the grey but don't expect like new condition.
I used this to revive a horizontal window sill. Worked great! Then I moved onto doing the vertical “silvered cladding” all around the house. But it’s been a nightmare and made the job much harder than it would have been if I’d just sanded the silver off the wood. When using the product you have to rub it off using water and a stiff nylon brush. But as much as I tried to “go with the grain” brushing from bottom of cladding to the top….I was left with white raised bits all over the wood and especially around the knots. Consequently, I had to buy a random orbital sander to get rid of all the white bits. I would have achieved the same result had I just gone with the sander in the first place. So for my job I couldn’t recommend it. But my cladding was only 8 years old. For much older woods, where the sander doesn’t get the results you want, or for small jobs (like the windowsill) it might be good.
This stuff revived my second hand teak table and made it almost like new. Would highly recommend.
Amazing product and really does work. Great service
Not a nice job to do. the really sunburnt part of shed did not improve much but the othersides ok hence 3 rating
I'm using on a big project at the moment and although not the quickest job in the world. The desired finish is amazing. Strips all the old linseed oil and leaves a bare wood ready for staining. I used some sand paper just to clean off the rough bits of wood and its like new wood.
Used an oil on oak gates that after 2 years had not faired well to the elements. So before re-finishing with Barrettine wood finish needed to fix some bad areas . This product worked well and allowed for a very good finish.
Several applications can be needed, but the first one give the most of the results.