Impregnator V33 Haute Protection (Golden OA) – wood treatment protector, 109010

Impregnator V33 Haute Protection (Golden OA) is a wood treatment protector formulated to penetrate and protect timber surfaces. Designed to reduce water ingress and limit weathering, this impregnator forms a protective barrier that helps preserve wood texture and appearance for interior and exterior use. It is suitable for doors, fences, decking and garden furniture where durable water repellency and stain resistance are required.

Advantages

This wood protector penetrates deeply into fibres to reinforce and stabilise the substrate while providing water-repellent performance. The formulation reduces the risk of discoloration and soiling from external elements and limits the effects of moisture cycles. Its golden tint enhances natural wood tones without forming a thick surface film, allowing the wood to retain a natural look and feel while remaining protected.

Suitable for

• Exterior timber: fences, cladding, garden furniture
• Decking and terraces exposed to weather
• Exterior doors and frames
• Interior woodwork requiring moisture resistance

Key specifications

• Type: penetrating wood impregnator with water-repellent properties
• Finish: golden tint to enhance wood colour
• Application: brush, roller or low-pressure spray
• Coverage: depends on substrate porosity and application method
• Suitable substrates: softwoods and hardwoods commonly used indoors and outdoors

How to use

Ensure the wood surface is clean, dry and free of dust, grease or loose material before application. Stir the product gently before use. Apply evenly with a brush, roller or low-pressure spray following wood grain direction, avoiding excessive pooling. Allow adequate drying time between coats as indicated by ambient temperature and humidity; apply additional coats if greater protection is required. Test on an inconspicuous area to confirm appearance and absorption prior to full application.

Usage recommendations

For best results, apply on bare, untreated or previously weathered wood that has been stripped of old flaking coatings. On new or very porous wood, consider a preliminary coat to ensure uniform absorption. Reapply periodically according to exposure intensity and inspection of protective performance.