The Wood Reviver

Wanting to bring back the original colour of wood in your garden? We recommend giving Baratheen Wood Reviver a go. For this example we're going to use a section of silvered fence. I've just been getting round to it. For four years. Be mindful of plants growing near the area you're going to be working on. Splashes could cause leaf browning, so cover Nan's rose if you're concerned. Give the bottle a good shake to start. Next, lightly dampen the area with a standard garden hose spray. This will allow the reviver to penetrate further before drying out. Oh by the way, Baratheen don't recommend using power washers with this product. Wear clothing that doesn't matter if it gets a splash and a pair of gloves is recommended. Apply generously with either a brush or roller. You can pour directly onto your brush but that can be messy and wasteful. We suggest decanting into something Much easier. Now grab a stiff brush and a bucket of water. Wet the brush and use this to really scrub the reviver into the wood, working in the direction of the grain. For large areas work in 2mu00b2 sections to avoid the reviver drying before rinsing. If you notice the section you're working on is drying, you can lightly spray it to rehydrate. Leave for 15 to 20 minutes to allow Baratheen'secret formula to do its magic. Now give it a good rinse. By all means scrub and rinse at the same time to make sure there is no reviver residue. Allow the wood to dry for a good 24 hours before applying your chosen protection treatment. Please