Mark Rayner shows you how easy it is to smarten up a bare timber fence just in time for summer.
You will need: A stiff-bristled brush bucket, garden hose with clean running water, garden sprayer, paintbrush and paint stirrer. Resene Timber and Deck Wash and Resene Woodsman Penetrating Oil Stain tinted to Resene English Walnut.
To get the look: The bench was painted with Resene Enamacryl tinted to Resene Woodstock.
Top tip: When choosing a colour to stain a fence, consider selecting an effective background tone and colour for any plants growing in front. Plants with pale coloured flowers and foliage will achieve the greatest contrast against a dark fence and darker coloured sculptural plants may look most effective against a pale background. Consider too the aspect of the site – you may wish to lift a cold dark corner of the garden by staining the fence with a light or warm colour.
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