I hve used this product in same colour on previous 24yr old deck. Looked like new afterwards. Like a previous comment, we took away the hand rails. So much improvement. Looks more modern, less time staining and more open. You wnt regret it.
Hi I've got the same colour I'm doing mine tomorrow so was excited to come across this video I've got my knee pad and brushes it looks lovely and my decking old and dark just hope can do it on my knees thank-you 🙂
@@michelleakers2157 Cuprinol do the same colour in the Shades range. Or a slate grey if you want darker. Great paint. I have my fence in a natural stone colour
Hi! Thanks for posting. Built my ducking last year and I'm looking looking paint it this year, how did this hold up? Iv heard some terrible stories and as my decking is a very large area I don't want to spend ages painting it to just have to strip it in a few months if it starts cracking/chipping etc. Many thanks!
Hi thanks for watching. It's going to need an extra coat on the parts we walk on, each year to keep it looking fresh. But overall very happy with how it ages
We used this product last summer in urban slate, looked great initially but started to peel and flake as soon as the cold weather came. 10 months on our decking looks worse than ever, will need to strip the stain off and start again with a different product. Easily worst paint/stain I’ve ever used.
Ok, so 6 months down the line how does it look? I ask because our decking looking almost identical in condition to yours, we cleaned it the same way and actually used the same stain. 2 weeks later it started to flake off. And we have about 3 x the amount of decking you have. The wife is about to redo it…..again and I feel it’s an utter waste of time. Go to Cuprinol etc and they advise about a 5 step process using all their products (naturally 🙄), but……. Maybe we should.
Mine did as well ,anti slip. So i got in touch with Cuprinol and i had to send samples to them .They rejected my claim because they said i didn't use there cleaner first i said it was new decking,. Still rejected .So i have spent a few weeks stripping it of my new decking .Not using there product again
@@andybb in case you’re interested, we switched to Ronseal, used their decking cleaner and reviver (green tub), it didn’t get all the previous paint off, but we let it dry for a day then applied 2 coats of Ronseal ultimate decking paint (not the stain’). Got to say it seems a better product that the Cuprinol. Might be worth a try.
@@andybb eek! What colour did you get? Sorry I didn’t mention it earlier now but we got English Oak from B&M bargains £16 for 5L tub (we bought 5 tubs). Amazon are also cheaper than everywhere else too.
@@kevinjackson5191 I know i panicked wanted to get it done before the heavens opened lol, its a very large decking. Natural oak It was the oil i used rather than paint
How often does decking need to be refurbished? I recently moved into my new home and only got round to cleaning the decking with the jet washer yesterday. But I'm unsure whether it is worth painting it given that British Summer Time is almost over, as I'm unsure whether I would have to clean & paint the decking again next Spring. Would appreciate your thoughts.
Hi, I'm having a few issues with my current decking going green with Algae. I was looking for reviews on this paint. How is your decking a few months on? Thanks Mark
It's wearing really well. As it's a light colour it does need a brush and wash down to keep it clean looking sometimes but it's still much improved to what I had before
@ashpo if u use water based in verticals fine such furnitures will last longer than horizontal boards. Anyways water based stain will always crack and peel because it stays on the surface of the wood it dont penetrate the wood. Oil based penetrates the wood it wont never peel or crack just fades, it is also easy to restain.
Brilliant video, will be doing my decking it's old now, and loved the colour, my plan is to do the paving as well in the back again old, a dark grey, what colour wud u recommend for the decking to go, any advice very welcome, thanks Ciara from Ireland xx
I found it quite amusing. Could have been edited to 10% of the length. Most people know how to use a broom. Should have been 10 secs, sweep away leaves, 20 secs jet wash, 15 secs paint deck, 10 secs paint hand rail then 20 secs showing dried first coat and then the same panning around the finished effort with some close ups of the finish.
Looks SO much better!👏👏
Just done mine with this exact same stain, the colour is really vivid and has totally revived my tired old deck, excellent product
I hve used this product in same colour on previous 24yr old deck. Looked like new afterwards. Like a previous comment, we took away the hand rails. So much improvement. Looks more modern, less time staining and more open. You wnt regret it.
Nice job . I took down my hand rails ..
Opened it up .. plus less time painting them next year ..
👍👍
Brown windows, white conservatory, blue garden furniture and now a grey deck!!
That’s all you got from watching this video. No thank you, no compliment. You must be a joy to live with
Great Vlog amazing finish and looking forwarding to restoring my decking this guide helpful
Looks amazing, many thanks for the video!
Thanks
Hi I've got the same colour I'm doing mine tomorrow so was excited to come across this video I've got my knee pad and brushes it looks lovely and my decking old and dark just hope can do it on my knees thank-you 🙂
Good luck. Hopefully you get nice weather like I did
Omg mine looks amazing very very happy just need to paint my dark brown fencing grey is there any you can recommend please 😊
@@michelleakers2157 Cuprinol do the same colour in the Shades range. Or a slate grey if you want darker. Great paint. I have my fence in a natural stone colour
Smashing job
Good job. I’m tired just watching!
😂
Hi! Thanks for posting. Built my ducking last year and I'm looking looking paint it this year, how did this hold up? Iv heard some terrible stories and as my decking is a very large area I don't want to spend ages painting it to just have to strip it in a few months if it starts cracking/chipping etc. Many thanks!
Hi thanks for watching. It's going to need an extra coat on the parts we walk on, each year to keep it looking fresh. But overall very happy with how it ages
If recoating each year or whatever years later make sure to give light sanding and pressure wash/ dried before recoating for best finishing 😁
We used this product last summer in urban slate, looked great initially but started to peel and flake as soon as the cold weather came. 10 months on our decking looks worse than ever, will need to strip the stain off and start again with a different product. Easily worst paint/stain I’ve ever used.
What do you recommend please?
Ok, so 6 months down the line how does it look? I ask because our decking looking almost identical in condition to yours, we cleaned it the same way and actually used the same stain. 2 weeks later it started to flake off. And we have about 3 x the amount of decking you have.
The wife is about to redo it…..again and I feel it’s an utter waste of time. Go to Cuprinol etc and they advise about a 5 step process using all their products (naturally 🙄), but……. Maybe we should.
Mine did as well ,anti slip. So i got in touch with Cuprinol and i had to send samples to them .They rejected my claim because they said i didn't use there cleaner first i said it was new decking,. Still rejected .So i have spent a few weeks stripping it of my new decking .Not using there product again
@@andybb in case you’re interested, we switched to Ronseal, used their decking cleaner and reviver (green tub), it didn’t get all the previous paint off, but we let it dry for a day then applied 2 coats of Ronseal ultimate decking paint (not the stain’). Got to say it seems a better product that the Cuprinol. Might be worth a try.
@@kevinjackson5191 Did what you said got Ronseal Ultimate from Home base 5L for £46 and second tin was half price. BQ wanted £56 for 1 tin .rip off
@@andybb eek! What colour did you get? Sorry I didn’t mention it earlier now but we got English Oak from B&M bargains £16 for 5L tub (we bought 5 tubs). Amazon are also cheaper than everywhere else too.
@@kevinjackson5191 I know i panicked wanted to get it done before the heavens opened lol, its a very large decking. Natural oak It was the oil i used rather than paint
How long did you leave it between jet washing the deck and starting painting? Great video by the way
How has this product held up after a year?
How long did you leavd between coats?
How often does decking need to be refurbished?
I recently moved into my new home and only got round to cleaning the decking with the jet washer yesterday. But I'm unsure whether it is worth painting it given that British Summer Time is almost over, as I'm unsure whether I would have to clean & paint the decking again next Spring.
Would appreciate your thoughts.
I've done it every few years. Haven't had to this year but next it might need the most walked on parts repainted.
Can anyone suggest a brush or roller or pad for a larger decking area. About 20ft x 15ft
Looks really nice, can you tell me if it gets scraped or chipped if having garden furniture on it?
No chipping but some areas could now do with a recoat due to wear of walking etc
Hi, I'm having a few issues with my current decking going green with Algae. I was looking for reviews on this paint. How is your decking a few months on?
Thanks
Mark
It's wearing really well. As it's a light colour it does need a brush and wash down to keep it clean looking sometimes but it's still much improved to what I had before
Thanks. Will give it a try.
No, sorry. That's not a brand I've used before.
@ashpo always use oil based stain , a pro advise, water based is actually paint will chip and crack like regular paint
@ashpo if u use water based in verticals fine such furnitures will last longer than horizontal boards.
Anyways water based stain will always crack and peel because it stays on the surface of the wood it dont penetrate the wood.
Oil based penetrates the wood it wont never peel or crack just fades, it is also easy to restain.
Brilliant video, will be doing my decking it's old now, and loved the colour, my plan is to do the paving as well in the back again old, a dark grey, what colour wud u recommend for the decking to go, any advice very welcome, thanks Ciara from Ireland xx
I've seen the Urban Slate colour. Same paint but a darker grey
Will it flake in a years time?
There are some bits worn off where its been walked on frequently but otherwise no flaking so far
Hi great job. Is this paint or like a oil base
I think it's water based. Washes off brushes without any spirits
I have to do this every dam year. Cost a fortune 🤦
Does it work as a non slip coating??
Not completely if its very icy but its quite good when wet. No slipping so far since it's been done
@@ADashofDIY thanks man 👍
Make life easier for yourself mate.
Remove the wooden handrail & replace with a glass one. Looks more modern & less graft. 😁😁
Good job, but you can still notice the dirts on the floor
It's not perfect but much better than before
The floor will soon get dirty again anyway , i am just about to do my the same colour , you just have to keep up to it
If you choose paint on decking,you are going to have to repaint almost every year.
This stuff is awful, painted my decking yesterday, just started raining today and it's just started to remove it!
Why didn't you just check the weather before you painted? Everyone knows to paint an exterior when it's not going to rain.
I found it quite amusing. Could have been edited to 10% of the length. Most people know how to use a broom. Should have been 10 secs, sweep away leaves, 20 secs jet wash, 15 secs paint deck, 10 secs paint hand rail then 20 secs showing dried first coat and then the same panning around the finished effort with some close ups of the finish.