Wood Stain PINOTEX Classic Marsh Marigold AE 1L — Interior/Exterior Protective Coating

PINOTEX Classic Marsh Marigold AE 1L is a pigment-based wood stain formulated for both interior and exterior timber surfaces. Supplied in a 1-litre container, this stain penetrates the wood to provide colour, repel moisture and reduce the effects of UV exposure while allowing the substrate to breathe. The product is suitable for use on facades, fences, garden furniture and interior joinery where a natural-looking protective coating is required.

Advantages

PINOTEX Classic offers pigment protection that improves durability and evens out appearance on various wood types. The formulation balances water repellency and vapor permeability, helping to prevent moisture ingress while allowing the wood to release trapped humidity. The stain provides uniform colour with good coverage and helps reduce fading from sunlight. It is available in a compact 1-litre pack suitable for touch-ups and smaller projects.

Suitable for

• Exterior facades and cladding
• Garden fences and gates
• Outdoor furniture, benches and pergolas
• Interior woodwork such as trim, panelling and doors

Key specifications

• Volume: 1 litre container
• Type: pigment-based wood stain for interior and exterior use
• Finish: coloured, protective translucent coating
• Properties: water-repellent, UV-protective, vapor-permeable
• Application: brush, roller or spray

How to use

Ensure the wood surface is clean, dry and free of loose material, old flaking coatings and dirt. Stir the stain thoroughly before use. Apply evenly with a brush, roller or suitable spray equipment, following the wood grain. For new or bare wood, a single priming coat may be sufficient; for weathered or highly absorbent timber apply two coats for optimal protection and colour uniformity. Allow appropriate drying time between coats as indicated on the product label and avoid application at extreme temperatures or in direct rain.

Usage recommendations

Test the colour on a small inconspicuous area before full application to confirm shade and coverage. For exterior installations, recoat intervals depend on exposure and substrate condition—inspect surfaces periodically and renew the coating when colour loss or reduction in water repellency becomes apparent.