FAQs for EQUISOL Pro E365 Oil

How many coats of Equisol penetrating oil do I need to use on new timber?

Equisol Pro E365 should be applied a maximum of two coats. In some situations, like undercover areas, one coat is sufficient.

Why is Equisol more environmentally friendly that film forming coatings?

Equisol has a linseed oil base. Linseed oil is a natural ingredient that has been used in traditional timber treatments for hundreds of years. The Equisol oil is specially formulated to dry quickly leaving no sticky residue. It does not harm plants or wildlife.

Can I re-oil my deck in winter?

Equisol Pro E365can be used effectively in temperatures under 10°C or above 35°C. We do not recommend applying oiling products in sub zero temperatures. 

Can I use EQUISOL on timber cladding?

EQUISOL has been used on exterior timber cladding. As long as the cladding does not have another coating on it, EQUISOL can help protect the timber and give your structure a natural appearance.

FAQs for EQUISOL Vitalise and Prime

What product should I use to clean my deck timber?

Depending on the type of dirt, you should use eitherEquisol PrimeorEquisol Vitalise. Equisol Prime is designed for new and unseasoned timber, or removing old oil coatings and tannins. Equisol Vitalise is designed to remove dirt, surface contaminants, grease, rust, iron stains and old colour.

How do I know if my timber is clean enough for recoating?

Inspect the timber for patchy surfaces and uneven colouration. When the timber is wet it should have even water distribution over the surface – if you see water repelling in some areas, then those areas have not been sufficiently cleaned.

What will remove rust stains from exterior timber?

EQUISOL VITALISE will remove rust stains from timber.

Will EQUISOL VITALISE degrade my timber deck?

No. Vitalise is a Oxalic Acid based cleaner which cleans botanical and mineral marks on the timber surface.