Paint for Exterior Wood
Transform your outdoor space with our wide range of exterior wood paint and stain from top quality trade paint brands such as Jotun, Tikkurila, Dulux Trade and Johnstone’s Trade.
The Paint Shed are here to help you find the right exterior wood paint whatever your project may be. From painting exterior wood doors, cladding or sills or giving garden furniture, fences or sheds a fresh lick of paint, we have the paint you’ll need in a huge range of colours, all at brilliant prices.
Shop exterior wood paint today with Free Next Day Delivery on all orders over £50 or free Click & Collect from your nearest store.
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Sadolin Superdec Opaque Wood Protection Satin Tinted ColoursFrom £7.52 £6.27 Was £8.36-10%
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Sadolin Superdec Opaque Wood Protection Satin Ready MixedFrom £18.82 £15.68 Was £20.90-10%
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Cuprinol Garden Shades Natural Stone 5lSpecial Price £34.72 £28.93 Was £38.57Saving: £3.21-10%
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FAQs
When working on wood outside, you’re either going to want an exterior wood paint or an exterior woodstain. Here is when you’d choose one over the other:
Exterior Wood Paints
You always want exterior paint to hold its own against the elements. Typically, customers will opt for the opaque finish when working with doors, frames & sheds, as opposed to having a glossy wooden shed. If it’s small pieces of panelling, a full gloss could work as it has better defensive properties against rain.
Exterior Woodstain / Varnishes
When you have a wood surface that is already finished to a colour you like and want to keep, you’ll need an exterior varnish or clear stain. Please be advised that using oil based products can cause a yellowing over time.
If you’re painting with a mixture of wood and concrete, you could find that Demidekk Ultimate might be worth a look. This product is flexible and can also be applied to properly primed concrete.
Yes, as long as the paint has been formulated for use outdoors. You might have some leftover gloss you used inside and this can be applied to furniture and walls, but many interior paints like emulsions will not be formulated to withstand the elements. Almost all external gloss and satin paints are made to help prevent any tannins in the wood from causing discolouration.
If you currently have exterior wood painted and can see some browning coming through, it’ll be from tannins. In cases like this, it is advisable to use some exterior primer before you start painting over.
Outdoor furniture can be a tricky thing to get right at the best of times when you’re painting. Any missed areas on furniture outside are going to show much faster than those indoors. Make sure that you get furniture paint from trusted brands like Rustoleum and Sadolin.