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Looking for an oil-based treatment?
All the products in the Protek range are water-based.
However, we are also the UK distributor for Restol Wood Oil, an oil-based alternative to the Protek range
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Tough Coat - Clear
Paint this on internal timbers to stop them staining from dirt and make them wipe clean. This clear wood stain is a hard wearing water proof coating to be added over the top of Wood Stain and Protect or Shed & Fence.
If you want to waterproof a building without adding more colour then use Clear Tough Coat. For example if you like a subtle look of just one coat of Wood Stain and Protect Cornflower you can increase waterproofing and protection by adding one or two coats of Clear Tough Coat.
A protective clear solution that can be applied to bare timber for a natural protective coating or coloured timber as a hard wearing top coat. Contains high levels of acrylic that increases the water proofing properties.
Clear Tough Coat is designed to go over the top of a Wood Stain and Protect colour to protect it from excessive wear and tear.
Ideal for:
waterproofing
and tear
Features:
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.
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Not sure which is the right product for your project?
Please look at our information document Clear Coats Made Clear that explains the differences between our clear coatings and will help you choose the product that is most suited to you. Please note that none of our Clear Coats contain UV blockers so your timber will still grey naturally over time.