Description

Our vibrant green Miami Vibes is perfect for brightening up any exterior space. Created by Lucy @victoria_road_restoration this glorious green is a grown up but fun hue that adds a vibrancy to exterior surfaces. It also works effortlessly with classic neutral tones to bring the pop of colour you were looking for.

‘I wanted to create a green that was fun but was also a classic shade. I took inspiration the warm and vibrant Miami colour palette. It works beautifully with soft pinks and other pastel greens.’ Lucy @victoria_road_restoration

Quick-drying water based product that is robust and hard wearing. High performance luxurious product that can be used on wood, masonry, and even some plastic. Easy to apply with good adhesion and excellent colour retention.

Ideal for:
• Window Frames
• Doors
• Gates
• Conservatories
• Summer Houses
• Garden Furniture
• External Timbers and Cladding

Features:
• Long-lasting protection
• Low VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds)
• Low odour
• Water-based with linseed oil – natural renewable resource
• Translucent – allows wood grain to show through
• Rich long-lasting colour
• Water resistant with mould and fungal protection
• Microporous high-build coating

Coverage: 1 Litre will cover approximately 8m²

Advice: It is recommended that 2 – 3 coats be applied. If 1 coat is to be applied for a translucent look, apply Royal Clear on top to produce a harder surface finish. Protek Royal is a high-build formulation so each extra coat increases the colour and sheen. If applying to bare timber a knotting agent should be used prior to application. When applied to floorboards a top coat of breathable polyurethane sealant or varnish should be applied to protect against heavy foot traffic.

This is a protective water-repellent coating. If your timber isn't treated with a preservative then depending on the type of wood and product, you may want to use our Wood Preserver ++ first.

For light colours, we recommend using our Stain Blocking Primer to prevent the top coat discolouring from possible tannin bleed.