Sikkens Cetol
Sikkens Cetol is a paint collection with all kinds of exterior wood stains. From transparent to opaque stains that can be applied to both dimensionally stable and non dimensionally stable wood. View the full range now or scroll down to find out which Sikkens Cetol stain and primer you need for your outdoor project.
Stain with Sikkens Cetol
Buying a Sikkens stain? That means going with high quality. Because the products are extremely weather-resistant and allow your wood to breathe. The Sikkens Cetol range has stains that are ideal for summerhouses, fences, windows and doors.
To find out which stain is best for you, read our thorough explanation at the bottom of this page 👇
Stain your garden shed with Sikkens Cetol Novatech
Looking for a transparent stain for your summerhouse or cladding? Then go ahead and use Sikkens Cetol Novatech. This is a one-pot system so basically does not need any additional primer.
In addition, this stain is also suitable for your garden furniture because it is slightly film-forming, which also protects against minor abrasions from the daily use of your garden table and chairs.
Cetol Filter 7 for windows and doors
Do you have wooden doors and window frames that you would like to protect from the rain and sun? Then you can do the job perfectly with Sikkens Cetol Filter 7. Please note, have your window frames or doors never been treated before? Then it is best to apply 1 coat of Sikkens Cetol HLS Plus for a durable result.
Refresh your fence with Cetol HLS or BLX
Do you have rough garden wood or fences and enclosures that could use some freshening up? Then get started with Sikkens HLS Plus. This is a solvent-based wood protection that you can apply both as a primer and as a finishing coat to non dimensionally stable structures such as your wooden fence.
Would you rather get started with a water-based stain system? Then you can choose to apply 1 coat of Cetol BLX Pro and finish with Cetol BLX Pro Top. The advantage of this system is that you do not need to clean your paint materials such as paint brushes with White Spirit. In other words, this can be rinsed out directly with water.
Does the Sikkens Cetol collection also have opaque stains?
The above stains were all examples of transparent stains that accentuate the wood structure and where you have a choice between different wood tones.
Would you rather go with an opaque stain so that the wood grain remains visible, but is still more opaque than the transparent stains? Then we have two options for you from the Cetol collection. The first option and our personal favourite is the water-based Sikkens Cetol BL Opaque. The second option is the solvent-based Sikkens Cetol Opaque.
To learn more about the difference between transparent and opaque stains, check out this page.
