All BS | Ral | OEM Colours Manufactured To OrderTimber Decking Paint is a hard wearing non slip polyurethane one pack paint designed to seal & colour timber tanalised decking. Provides anti-slip properties for pedestrian traffic areas.
For all exterior wooden decking boards & staircases. Can be used for ribbed, grooved & especially smooth surfaces.
Simply the best non slip decking paint on the market.
We highly recommend cleaning paint brushes, paint rollers & spray equipment with our Industrial Brush Cleaner & Thinner available in 1 litre & 5 litres can sizes.
Absolutely! Painting tanalised wood not only makes your garden look great but also gives the timber an added layer of protection, which can only be a good thing. However, you do need to be careful when painting pressure treated timber.
You cannot paint freshly tanalised wood, since moisture in the timber will mean that the paint won’t stick properly. You’ll need to buy some pressure treated wood preservative and paint that on to seal the wood first. These preservatives do vary, so make sure to read the instructions. These instructions should tell you when it’s appropriate to paint on the preservative, how many coats you need, and how long you need to wait before applying paint.
Application
When applying our Timber Decking Non Slip Decking Paint to old decking & tanalised timber, it is highly recommended to firstly apply one coat of our Timber Decking & Balustrade Paint.
Please Note : Please thin 10-15% with our Industrial Thinner.
Once applied & allowed to dry, please apply unthinned our Timber Decking Non Slip Paint.
| Brand | Trade Paints |
| Application | Brush, Roller |
| Drying Time | 2-4 Hours |
| Overcoating Time | 12-16 Hours |
| Coverage m² P/Litre | 13 |
| Finish | Satin |
| Size | 2.5, 5 Litres |
| Recommended Thinner | Industrial Thinners |
| MPN | PT1782 |
| Thinners | 1104 |
Covered the area that it stated it would. Applied to plywood and went on well. Would need two coats for a top finish.
Andy | Kirby le soken | November 2021
One criticism is I didn’t feel the colour swatch accurately represented the actual paint colour. I ended up getting a small tin of another colour to achieve the result I wanted.
Andrew Knight | Romford | October 2021
This paint is amazing. You certainly get what you pay for.
We were gifted some old deck boards to replace a rotten deck. We didn’t want something grey or brown so the choice of colour really appealed to us. We used the balustrade paint as primer. As recommended, And we sanded down after the first top coat. It’s made the boards look amazing.
The pigment is really strong and it gives great coverage. The only thing I can’t comment on is longevity.
Top tips: 1) don’t be tempted to apply it too thick. As you do with diy store stuff. It really drips! 2) You don’t need to clean your brushes after each coat, just clingfilm them. There is soo much oil in this paint you will be okay to use them a week later. And 3) coats is ideal. The Pictures are with 2 coats. 3 and it looked amazing. 4) delivery is 10 working days. It is worth the wait, honestly.
Clare | London | September 2021
This paint is amazing. You certainly get what you pay for.
We were gifted some old deck boards to replace a rotten deck. We didn’t want something grey or brown so the choice of colour really appealed to us. We used the balustrade paint as primer. As recommended, And we sanded down after the first top coat. It’s made the boards look amazing.
The pigment is really strong and it gives great coverage. The only thing I can’t comment on is longevity.
Top tips: 1) don’t be tempted to apply it too thick. As you do with diy store stuff. It really drips! 2) You don’t need to clean your brushes after each coat, just clingfilm them. There is soo much oil in this paint you will be okay to use them a week later. And 3) coats is ideal. The Pictures are with 2 coats. 3 and it looked amazing. 4) delivery is 10 working days. It is worth the wait, honestly.
Clare | London | September 2021
I have had this paint before. It was easy to stir and the 'grit' suspended well in the paint without having to stir it constantly.
This time I could not get the 'grit' to stir into the paint. It kept dropping to the bottom, no matter how frequently I stirred the paint it was not 'suspending ' . Time will tell if its non slip.
Jacky Thomas | Anglesey | September 2021
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