Give your garden fencing a new lease of life with Ronseal One Coat Fence Life. Combining excellent coverage with easy application, this garden fence paint is a real time-saver – and it will be 100% showerproof in just one hour.\nOne Coat Fence Life protects your rough sawn shed or fence panels from rain, and also helps to prevent them from greying in the sun. It will hold its colour for up to two years\nFor most jobs, only one coat is required. However, if your wood is weathered, you may need to apply a second coat. The fence paint will fully dry in four hours, so you won’t have to wait long if that second coat is required.\n\n• Coverage of up to 6m² per litre\n• Easy to apply by brush or spray\n• 100% showerproof in just one hour\n• Fast-drying – fully dry in four hours\n• Normal finishing process of one coat\n• Protects your wood from greying\n• Keeps its colour for up to two years\n• Perfect for rough sawn sheds and fences\n• 5L tub – total coverage of up to 30m²\n\nFAQs\nHow much fence paint do I need?\nRonseal One Coat Fence Life offers coverage of up to 6m² per litre. With a 5L tub, you can cover up to six fence panels.\n\nCan I use this fence paint on my garden shed?\nYes. This fence paint is suitable for use on new or previously-stained rough sawn timber, so you can use it on sheds or gates as well as garden fence panels.\n\nCan I use it on decking or garden furniture?\nNo. For decking, garden furniture or other smooth-planed wood, you’ll need a separate wood paint.\n\nHow should I apply Ronseal One Coat Fence Life? \nYou can easily apply this fence paint by brush or spray. If using a brush, apply a thick coat to the wood and make sure you don’t spread it too far. If spraying, use long and sweeping horizontal arm movements for an even finish.\n\nHow many coats will I need?\nOne coat will be enough for most jobs. However, if your wood is weathered, a second coat may be required.\n\nHow long will it take to dry?\nRonseal One Coat Fence Life will be fully dry in four hours, but it will be showerproof in just one hour – very handy if you’re about to finish the job, and the weather forecast isn’t looking too good.