Green Wood Wood Paint

Thorndown

£1.5

GREEN WOOD – translucent wood paint with a mid-green that makes bare wood look like timber freshly treated with preservatives, or the fresh look of wood lying on the floor of a glade. A natural looking green wood paint offering protection that is totally transparent to show the full beauty of the grain. High performing exterior and interior eco-wood paint with minimal V.O.C.s. Protecting timber from anything nature and you can throw at it. This wood paint is suitable for any application inside or outside. Translucent wood paints need to be treated like wood stains and the appropriate painting

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Green Wood Wood Paint

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