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Fence Paint

Complete the design of your garden with our range of fence paint. Along with giving the surface a fresh new look, some of our solutions provide a protective layer too, often preventing damage from even the harshest elements and resisting against flaking and peeling. However, see specific products for details.
12 Items
  1. Cuprinol Garden Shades

    Cuprinol Garden Shades

    From:£11.49(inc VAT)
    9 colours multiple sizes
  2. Ronseal Shed and Fence Preserver

    Ronseal Shed and Fence Preserver

    From:£45.95(inc VAT)
  3. Sadolin Classic Wood Protection Tester Pots

    Sadolin Classic Wood Protection Tester Pots

    From:£3.95(inc VAT)
  4. Cuprinol Shed and Fence Protector

    Cuprinol Shed and Fence Protector

    From:£27.49(inc VAT)
  5. Cuprinol 5 Year Ducksback

    Cuprinol 5 Year Ducksback

    From:£13.95(inc VAT)
  6. Osmo Oil UV Protection

    Osmo Oil UV Protection

    From:£27.29(inc VAT)
    multiple sizes
  7. Barrettine Log Cabin Treatment

    Barrettine Log Cabin Treatment

    From:£35.49(inc VAT)
  8. Sadolin Classic Wood Protection

    Sadolin Classic Wood Protection

    From:£16.49(inc VAT)
    FREE DELIVERY on 5lt Standard Colours 25 colours
  9. Johnstone's Paints Shed & Fence Treatment

    Johnstone's Shed & Fence Treatment

    From:£15.95(inc VAT)
  10. Sadolin Wood Preserver

    Sadolin Wood Preserver

    From:£19.49(inc VAT)
  11. Sikkens Cetol Novatech

    Sikkens Cetol Novatech

    From:£53.49(inc VAT)
    multiple sizes
  12. Cuprinol Spray & Brush

    Cuprinol Spray & Brush

    From:£43.49(inc VAT)
12 Items
Frequently asked questions about fence paint
  1. What is the best paint for fences?

    We only stock fence paints that are highly trusted and rated by tradesmen. However, we would recommend the Cuprinol Spray & Brush alongside their Garden Shades for ease and quickness. With the attached brush and sprayer, it is practically foolproof for all decorators - whether you are a professional or DIYer. Cuprinol Garden Shades are also 4 years weatherproof, meaning no touchups for a while.

  2. Is it better to stain or paint a fence?

    This will entirely depend on your desired appearance for your fence. If you require an opaque, even coverage, then go for paint. However, if you still want to see the natural wood texture, we would recommend a wood stain.

    You should also take into consideration your current living arrangement. For example, if you live in a rented house, fence paint will be a better choice as it can be scraped or removed. Wood stains are required to fade over time.

  3. How many fence panels will 5l of paint cover?

    5 litres of fence paint will cover up to 30m² or 10 fence panels with one coat. For a more opaque finish, we would recommend buying more for two coats.

  4. How long does Cuprinol fence paint last?

    Cuprinol Garden Shades lasts for 4 years. However, Cuprinol 5 Years Ducksback will protect your fence for 5 years.

  5. How do you prepare a fence for painting? Do you need to sand or clean a fence before painting?

    To increase the longevity of results when you paint your fence, the prep is important. Clean your fence by using a hard bristle brush or broom to sweep away any dirt or debris, ensure that any old paint has been scraped off and thoroughly wash the fence using a pressure washer. After this, you can sand down any rough areas or splinters to ensure for a smooth finish when applying your fence paint.

  6. How do you paint a fence?

    Use a large brush or sprayer and make sure to follow the direction of the timber grain. For example, use horizontal strokes for horizontal panes of wood, and vertical strokes for vertical panes of wood. This will allow for a smoother finish.

    When painting, start at the top and work downwards. This can help you to catch any drips. Make sure to apply the paint liberally. Aim for enough paint to fully penetrate the fence, but not too much paint that it could leave drips. If this seems like too much effort, a sprayer can paint your entire fence in a few minutes and will require less skill to gain an even finish.