Ronseal10 Year Woodstain Deep Mahogany 250ml

This was easy to apply and the colour is a little darker than expected but looks really good. Used on new and pre stained timber.Great finish and makes the wood grain stand out. Please make sure you leave time between coats.Highly recommended

Quality product, easy to use and once a year repaint to protect properly, have used before and happy with results.

This was applied to an indoor newly installed pine stair rail. The colour match wasn't what I expected (bit darker) but ok. I followed instructions, light sanding first, two coats (a day apart) then light sanding again before third and last coat. It looks good - a nice satin sheen. I wondered if I might need also to varnish after but that's not needed. The brushes cleaned easily in water.

The antique oak worked perfectly as a floorboard finish in a recently added garden cabin.

Windows were originally painted with the 5-year version, 'teak' colour. Discovered that was no longer available, so got this. The colour dries out the same, and it works well, particularly if you stir it regularly. Cleanup with water is effective.The house is in an exposed place a mile or so from the sea, and the Ronseal 5-year woodstain on the hardwood glazing bars and sills was particularly prone to splitting and flaking off (possibly because a dark colour gets much hotter in the sun). I rubbed back with 120-grit paper and washed with fresh water, recoating after the surface was dry. I gave the windows three coats this month. Only time will tell if it is any better. The majority of the old stainhas lasted a good five years or longer.I will report again in ten years' time.

Good covering, 4 coats but the door was in pretty poor condition. Plenty left so I didn’t need the 750ml tin but that was my fault

Used this to paint a wooden swing and i think it turned out great.The 750ml can and had enough for the swing and a small bench with maybe 40% still left for another future project.Will it last the 10 years it states we shall see but i reckon it will.

Difficulty in trying to get a even stroke free from brush marks